[Special Series ⑨-Final Installment] Why does the retirement age and pension reform need public deliberation?

1. Criticism has been raised that sufficient public deliberation has not taken shape on extending the retirement age and reforming the National Pension, and calls have emerged for public deliberation.
2. The statutory retirement age is 60, but the age at which the National Pension begins to be paid rises gradually to 65, so a large number of citizens will face an income gap of up to five years.
3. The article presented three conditions for public deliberation: conveying information easily, not hiding options, and candidly revealing conflicts.

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