Meanings of pensionable age in English

Older people increasingly want to continue working even after hitting pensionable age.

The increase in numbers will be almost entirely of people of pensionable age.

But there is a small payback when they hit pensionable age.

Ballymena's most famous native son officially reaches pensionable age today.

In future there will be far fewer in the workforce to support those of pensionable age.

Greece, like Italy, also has a large elderly population, with about a quarter of pensionable age.

Odd that recent governments want to raise pensionable age until it meets age at death, and becomes extinct.

The pensionable age will be raised to 68 over two years starting in 2037.

It is a question that any Mayo person not yet of pensionable age has been hearing all of their lives.

Germany's ideas also include raising the pensionable age depending on a country's demographics, limiting wage increases, and agreeing a common tax base for corporations.

The pensionable age for women will start rising in stages this year to reach 65 by 2020 from 60 currently.

The United Nations is celebrating its 60th birthday, but this is a reserved, slightly downbeat birthday, befitting an organisation that is fast approaching pensionable age.

This will change how the pensions of new entrants are calculated and also, over time, raise the pensionable age from 65 to 68.

But by 2030, three workers will be supporting those of pensionable age and those aged over 65 will double to almost one million.