German lawmakers have voted to lift the retirement age to 67 from 65, meaning anyone born after 1964 (just under half of Germany’s 82-million population) will have to wait up to two years more before they qualify for the national pension. The changes come in from 2012, raising the retirement age in stages, according to Bloomberg.
Germany Lifts Retirement Age To 67 For Anyone Born After 1964
German lawmakers have voted to lift the retirement age to 67 from 65, meaning anyone born after 1964 (just under half of Germany's 82 million population) will have to wait up to two years more before they qualify for the
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