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By TPN/Lusa, in News · 26 Nov 2020, 15:31 · 3 Comments
This evolution is explained by the increase in average life expectancy at age 65, which was released on 26 November, by the National Statistics Institute (INE). The estimate indicates that the average life expectancy at 65 years old age rose slightly to 19.69 years, which compares with the 19.61 years recorded in 2019.
From this data it is possible to predict that the age of access to the old-age pension in 2022 will be set at 66 years and seven month.
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it's time to stop paying a full amount to segurança social
By SS from Porto on 26 Nov 2020, 17:19
Come here I am Dracula
By Count Dracula from Madeira on 26 Nov 2020, 22:10
I am 63 and work in a care home and I can't retire till 66 and 8months,think uyous should let us retire before we die cause that is what is going to happen we have work all how life's to get this retirement money yous give ppl nothing and we are risking our life's for yous have a heart and let us retire
By Emily mclean from UK on 27 Nov 2020, 18:23