More radical policies are needed to keep Japan's economy on track 年金問題，何去何從？42% of Japanese in their early 60s hope to continue working part time after they turn 65, survey finds

Japan has long defied predictions of imminent fiscal crisis, but its greying population could yet empty the public purse

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More radical policies are needed to keep Japan's economy on track
Japan is preparing another round of stimulus

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42% of Japanese in their early 60s hope to continue working part time after they turn 65, survey finds

A labor ministry survey has shown that 42.3 percent of people in their early 60s hope to work part time even after reaching the retirement age of 65. The survey on ...
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本來，在一定程度上調整年金就是不可避免的事情。日本的老齡化率（65歲以上人口在總人口中所占的比例）為27%，已經達到世界第一。2050年前後，預計將升至38%，現行的年金制度難以維繫。因此，問題在於開展怎樣的改革，而不在於是否維護現行的制度。
放棄在60歲以前退休，選擇持續工作到60～64歲的上班族越來越多。但通常到了60歲以後，薪酬水準都會明顯下降。為了避免出現這種狀況，必須從40多歲、50多歲開始做好後半生的職業規劃，開動腦筋，準備好後路，保持薪資水準。
年金問題，何去何從？（熊野英生）｜https://www.nippon.com/hk/in-depth/d00498/