The U.S. may be a global leader in many things, but retirement isn’t one of them.
That’s among the findings in an Aegon Center for Longevity and Retirement report titled “The New Flexible Retirement,” which examined ways in which retirement is changing globally in response to longer lifespans and the changing ways in which workers envision their retirement.
Globally, the report said, 51 percent of all workers now expect to retire at age 65 or later, or not at all.
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