For how many years do Europeans receive a pension?
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Romania is among the European states in which the estimated period spent on pensions is shorter than the European Union average, according to Eurostat and OECD data for 2024. A Romanian man is estimated to live approximately 16 years after retirement, and a woman approximately 19.1 years, under conditions where the EU average is 18.4 years [...]
The Romanians have one of the shortest estimated life periods after retirement age in Europe, according to a Euronews analysis based on Eurostat and OECD data for 2024. Men in Romania have a life expectancy of less than 16 years after retirement, and for women the period is estimated at 19.1 years, under the European Union.
The transition from active life to the rest period reveals a huge collapse between European citizens, and Romania is in an extremely unfavourable position.The new data published by Euronews Business shows that, although retirement age is gradually increasing across the continent, the number of years that seniors actually enjoy varies dramatically ... Article How many years of retirement do Romanians enjoy compared to the rest of Europeans appear…
New data have revealed how many years Europeans receive their pension after they withdraw from work and what position Romania occupies in the top.
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