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[Silver Bridge] Silver Bridge: Two Countries Growing Old · Chapter 12 · Why Is Life After Retirement So Different?
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- The column points out that pensions for former civil servants in both South Korea and China are far higher than those of ordinary retirees.
- The author writes that as of 2024, the national pension in Korea was 650,000 won per month, while the civil servant pension was 2,700,000 won per month, a gap of more than four times.
- The author argues that public pensions alone are not enough and that individuals need to prepare for old age through private pensions, asset management and health care.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [실버 브릿지] 실버 브릿지: 두 나라의 늙어감 · Chapter 12 · 퇴직 후의 삶, 왜 이렇게 다를까?
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