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In most countries, as recent data from the OECD shows, the average retirement age is lower than the official full pension age. In the European Union, the majority of Member States have set the legal retirement age at around 65 (62 to 67), but many Europeans actually retire earlier.

In Europe, it’s common for people in Sweden, Iceland, Switzerland, Latvia, Estonia, and Romania to leave the labor market comparatively later (averaging 65 years old, when the mean is calculated for men and women).


By contrast, the average labor market exit age is closer to 60 in Luxembourg, Slovakia, and Croatia, while Greece stands at 62. Other countries on the continent with a comparatively early retirement age include France, Belgium, Spain and Austria (61), while the EU-27 average is 62 (2020 data).

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