Young people who are currently entering the labour market face an unanimating scenario when looking at retirement. In 40 years, the first pension may correspond to only 70.3% of the reference wage, which represents a fall of 29.7% of the income in the transition from active life to retirement. The projection results from an analysis of specialists to the sustainability of Social Security and is based on the so-called replacement rate, an indicat…
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Young people who are currently entering the labour market face an unanimating scenario when looking at retirement. In 40 years, the first pension may correspond to only 70.3% of the reference wage, which represents a fall of 29.7% of the income in the transition from active life to retirement. The projection results from an analysis of specialists to the sustainability of Social Security and is based on the so-called replacement rate, an indicat…