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[Silver Bridge] Volume 1 · Chapter 9 · Changes in Retirement Age in China and Korea
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- China decided on January 1, 2025 to gradually raise its statutory retirement age for the first time in about 70 years, to 63 for men, 55 for female workers and 58 for female cadres.
- Since 2016, Korea has mandated a statutory retirement age of 60, but the average actual retirement age is 49.3, and the National Pension will begin paying from age 65.
- The author believes Korea needs a service to bridge the "16-year gap" between retirement at 49 and the start of pension payments, and introduces Chapter 9 of his book, which covers this.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [실버 브릿지] 제1권 · 제9장 · 중국과 한국의 퇴직연령 변화 속 이야기
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