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Varying European Pension Systems: A Comparison
Germany, Sweden, Denmark, and France showcase diverse approaches to state pensions, highlighting contrasting financial situations and policy responses to aging populations and economic challenges.
Varying European Pension Systems: A Comparison
Germany, Sweden, Denmark, and France showcase diverse approaches to state pensions, highlighting contrasting financial situations and policy responses to aging populations and economic challenges.
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40% Bias Score
Surge in Older Workers Due to Inadequate Retirement Savings
The number of working Americans aged 65+ has risen by nearly three million in the past decade, primarily due to insufficient retirement savings, with many accepting pay cuts to stay employed.
Surge in Older Workers Due to Inadequate Retirement Savings
The number of working Americans aged 65+ has risen by nearly three million in the past decade, primarily due to insufficient retirement savings, with many accepting pay cuts to stay employed.
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44% Bias Score
Mass Retirement Wave Threatens Spain's Labor Market
Over 5.3 million Spanish workers aged 55+ will retire in the next decade, creating a 3.5 million worker shortage as only one young person will enter the workforce for every three retirees; Spain plans to address this with immigration and increased female, senior, and disabled worker participation.
Mass Retirement Wave Threatens Spain's Labor Market
Over 5.3 million Spanish workers aged 55+ will retire in the next decade, creating a 3.5 million worker shortage as only one young person will enter the workforce for every three retirees; Spain plans to address this with immigration and increased female, senior, and disabled worker participation.
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40% Bias Score
Upset at US Open: Keys loses to Zarazua in first round
Madison Keys, the world number 6, lost her US Open first-round match to world number 82 Renata Zarazua 6-7(10), 7-6(3), 7-5 due to 89 unforced errors, despite having set points in the first set.
Upset at US Open: Keys loses to Zarazua in first round
Madison Keys, the world number 6, lost her US Open first-round match to world number 82 Renata Zarazua 6-7(10), 7-6(3), 7-5 due to 89 unforced errors, despite having set points in the first set.
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28% Bias Score
Spain Faces Labor Shortage Amid Aging Workforce and Rising Retirements
In the first half of 2025, Spain's Social Security system recorded 183,696 new retirees, exceeding the 177,450 young workers (under 30) who joined; this growing gap, fueled by the baby boomer retirement wave and low birth rate, presents significant challenges to Spain's social security system and la...
Spain Faces Labor Shortage Amid Aging Workforce and Rising Retirements
In the first half of 2025, Spain's Social Security system recorded 183,696 new retirees, exceeding the 177,450 young workers (under 30) who joined; this growing gap, fueled by the baby boomer retirement wave and low birth rate, presents significant challenges to Spain's social security system and la...
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44% Bias Score
Rising Inflation Forces Record Number of Retirees Back to Work in Saxony
By the end of 2024, 63,424 retirees in Saxony were working, an increase of 11.5% since 2020 and more than double since 2005; over 9,000 were aged 75-85, driven by insufficient pensions amid rising inflation and living costs, prompting calls for pension reform and social housing investments.
Rising Inflation Forces Record Number of Retirees Back to Work in Saxony
By the end of 2024, 63,424 retirees in Saxony were working, an increase of 11.5% since 2020 and more than double since 2005; over 9,000 were aged 75-85, driven by insufficient pensions amid rising inflation and living costs, prompting calls for pension reform and social housing investments.
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56% Bias Score
Lee Corso's Retirement from ESPN's College GameDay
Lee Corso, a 90-year-old broadcaster, is retiring from ESPN's College GameDay after 36 years, making his final appearance on Saturday at Ohio State's game against Texas.
Lee Corso's Retirement from ESPN's College GameDay
Lee Corso, a 90-year-old broadcaster, is retiring from ESPN's College GameDay after 36 years, making his final appearance on Saturday at Ohio State's game against Texas.
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20% Bias Score
Spaniards' Retirement Expectations Fall Short of Reality
Spaniards expect to work 36.5 years, less than the EU average of 37.2 years and significantly below the official retirement age, creating a future strain on the pension system. This contrasts with countries like the Netherlands (43.1 years) and Romania (32.8 years).
Spaniards' Retirement Expectations Fall Short of Reality
Spaniards expect to work 36.5 years, less than the EU average of 37.2 years and significantly below the official retirement age, creating a future strain on the pension system. This contrasts with countries like the Netherlands (43.1 years) and Romania (32.8 years).
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28% Bias Score
Villa Vie Residences Launches Permanent Retirement Cruise Program
Villa Vie Residences' Golden Passport program offers retirees permanent residence on the MV Odyssey, a round-the-world cruise visiting 425 ports in 147 countries for a price ranging from $99,999 to $399,999 depending on age, including all amenities and services, but faced initial delays and passenge...
Villa Vie Residences Launches Permanent Retirement Cruise Program
Villa Vie Residences' Golden Passport program offers retirees permanent residence on the MV Odyssey, a round-the-world cruise visiting 425 ports in 147 countries for a price ranging from $99,999 to $399,999 depending on age, including all amenities and services, but faced initial delays and passenge...
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52% Bias Score
Life Expectancy Increase Slowing in High-Income Countries
A Max Planck Institute study reveals that life expectancy in 23 high-income countries is increasing at a slower rate than in the past, with gains slowing from 5.5 months per generation (1900-1938) to 2.5-3.5 months (1939-2000), primarily due to diminishing returns from reduced child mortality; this ...
Life Expectancy Increase Slowing in High-Income Countries
A Max Planck Institute study reveals that life expectancy in 23 high-income countries is increasing at a slower rate than in the past, with gains slowing from 5.5 months per generation (1900-1938) to 2.5-3.5 months (1939-2000), primarily due to diminishing returns from reduced child mortality; this ...
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24% Bias Score
\$1 Billion+ Phantom Hacker Scam Devastates Seniors
The Phantom Hacker Scam, costing Americans over \$1 billion since 2024, targets seniors with a three-phase approach involving fake tech support, financial institutions, and government employees, often resulting in irreversible financial losses.
\$1 Billion+ Phantom Hacker Scam Devastates Seniors
The Phantom Hacker Scam, costing Americans over \$1 billion since 2024, targets seniors with a three-phase approach involving fake tech support, financial institutions, and government employees, often resulting in irreversible financial losses.
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40% Bias Score
Doggett to Retire Unless Court Rejects Texas Gerrymandered Map
Texas Democratic Representative Lloyd Doggett announced Thursday he will retire from Congress unless a court rejects the new Republican-drawn congressional map that splits his Austin-area district into two; if the map is rejected, he'll seek re-election.
Doggett to Retire Unless Court Rejects Texas Gerrymandered Map
Texas Democratic Representative Lloyd Doggett announced Thursday he will retire from Congress unless a court rejects the new Republican-drawn congressional map that splits his Austin-area district into two; if the map is rejected, he'll seek re-election.
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48% Bias Score
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