How old do people retire in England?
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The official State Pension age is Men: 65 - Women:60, but things are due to change in a few years time.  However, for instance Police Officers can retire after 30 years or aged 55 with extensions permitted up to 60.  Many other companies have early retirement plans enabling their staff to retire anywhere from 55 to 65.  Fire Officers usually retire after 25 years service with Senior Officers permitted to stay much longer...........
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If they have sufficient source of income after retirement, they may keep themselves buzy in the communinity by operating  a time binding small scale tution center to educate youngers in the light of their vast experience of life. They may also rent out a portion of their house preferably to any of their children who are self defendant because this will of course creat a conception of a sound  joint family. It will be better than to live alone. They should not consider themselves as 'retired personnel' becuase the word 'retirement' is an initial stage of diseases. Pay my regards to them.\n\nWith best wishes\nM. Husen
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In mid-2004 the UK was home to 59.8 million people, of which 50.1 million lived in England. The average age was 38.6 years, an increase on 1971 when it was 34.1 years. In mid-2004 approximately one in five people in the UK were aged under 16 and one in six people were aged 65 or over.\n\nThe UK has a growing population. It grew by 280,600 people in the year to mid-2004, and the average growth per year has been 0.4 per cent since mid-2001. The UK population increased by 7.0 per cent since 1971, from 55.9 million. Growth has been faster in more recent years. Between mid-1991 and mid-2003 the population grew by an annual rate of 0.3 per cent.\n\nThe UK has an ageing population. This is the result of declines both in fertility rates and in the mortality rate. This has led to a declining proportion of the population aged under 16 and an increasing proportion aged 65 and over.\n\nIn every year since 1901, with the exception of 1976, there have been more births than deaths in the UK and the population has grown due to natural change. Until the mid-1990s, this natural increase was the main driver of population growth. Since the late 1990s, although there has still been natural increase, net international migration into the UK from abroad has been an increasingly important factor in population change.
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SIXTY FIVE! RETIREMENT? IT'S THE TIME\nEVEN IF ONE FEELS AT ONES PRIME!\nIT'S NOW TIME TO REST,\nTHE NEXT YEARS ARE THE BEST,\nIS TO CONTINUE TO WORK SUCH A CRIME?
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they need to save 80% if they arent going to work after that and plan on living another 40 years afterward.\n\nIf they plan to work after that then they should just try and save up enough so that when they retire in 30 years they will have enough. This might be simple or diffucult depending on how much they make.
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Well I have met some people over 40 who have had less life experiance than some 20 yr olds I know.. However since I am getting into the higher age brackets now I can see where you are comming from with alot of them.
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Legally, it's up to 18, however many feel it's until they move out.
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Anyone over the age of ten with an I.Q. over 70.
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No it is not true.\nMost of the population of England is not on benefits.
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I suspect that early retirement would be the best option for all concerned at the age of 57.  Ill health early retirement might be possible in the case of serious ill health which is defined in your pensions scheme rules.  This is the same as early retirement except that your pension is not reduced by quite as much. (also there may be restrictions on what other jobs he can take)\n\nEarly retirement may require a reduction in pension.\n\nThe pension scheme and employer may be able to compromise over a half way solution between full ill-health and early retirement pension if he suggests it.\n\nIf he is happy to continue working in the job, then compulsory redundancy would almost always result in enhanced early retirement pension at his age.  \n\nIt is really something that ought to be arranged between the employer and the employee.
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Depending on the sport, a professional athlete has a retirement age as early as 30. The money that they make til then needs to support their family and lifestyle for the rest of their lives. Sadly, not all athletes have the foresight to plan out their finances early in their career.
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older people become more of a liability and need special care. Plus they are not productive as a young person.
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Same age that they retire from life\n\nAnd delarosa, baby cakes Im 53 and I would rock your world
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74.5 % of people of working age.  80% of the population are of working age -  so 59.6% of the total population (including the elderly, children, disabled, pregnant etc.)
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that we're all getting old
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Those planning for retirement soon.
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senior citezin is 55, but retirement age is 65.