Workers in Japan are set to retire later than anywhere else in the world after Shinzo Abe vowed to transform social security in the fast-ageing country.
The prime minister told the Nikkei newspaper he wanted to raise Japan’s retirement age beyond 65, and allow people to defer their pension beyond 70.
“In the next three years I want to carry out a grand reform of social security so people of all ages can have peace of mind,” Mr Abe said.
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