retirement age
Career endpoint benchmark
Retirement age is the age at which a person typically stops working and begins collecting pension or social security benefits.
In many countries, the standard retirement age falls between 62 and 67, though it varies by nation and program.
She's approaching retirement age but plans to keep working part-time.
The concept has grown more flexible as people live longer and traditional career paths shift.
- social securityPublic financial protection programs
- pensionRetiree's ongoing benefit
- seniorHigher in rank
- annuityPeriodic fixed payment
- emeritusRetired with distinction
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- age-related termsdriving age, drinking age, voting age, legal age, age of consent
- transition yearsadolescence, puberty, coming of age, tween years, young adulthood
- age limitsage limit, age requirement, age threshold, age restriction, age of majority
- employment ageminimum age, working age, age limits, age requirement, age restriction
- retirement savings403b, 401(k), 401k, pension fund, pension pot
- Social SecuritySSN, FICA, Social Security Administration, disability benefits, spousal benefits
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