Denmark recently made headlines across Europe with the announcement that it will raise its state pension age to 70 by 2040. This change will be phased in gradually, starting with a rise to 68 by 2030 and then to 69 by 2035. It reflects a broader strategy of linking the pension age to life expectancy. This move is likely to influence discussions in other European countries, including the UK, about the future of retirement and pension policy. As it stands, the UK state pension age is 66 for both men and women. Between 2026 and 2028, it is scheduled to…
David GallagherJune 9, 2025




