SocietyIf life lasts 100 years, when is the best time to stop working? The old notion of low-paid seniors is history

As Japan enters an era in which people may live for 100 years, the meaning of retirement is undergoing a major change. Traditional assumptions about mandatory retirement and pensions are breaking down, while people are finding more varied ways to decide how long to work and how to spend their later years. The central question is no longer simply when employment ends, but how work should continue across a longer life. The article presents retirement strategy as a way to seek security in old age.

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TToyo Keizai★★☆☆☆2026-07-14 02:00Original