The rise in the old-age to working-age ratio is accelerating
The average old-age to working-age ratio will almost double in the next 40 years
The working-age population will decline in a large number of OECD countries
Projected life expectancy at age 65 keeps increasing while fertility remains low
Disposable incomes of older people
The gender pension gap is large
Poverty rates among older age groups and the total population
Growth of employment rates of older workers has been strong
Growth of employment rates of older workers by education level
The normal retirement age is rising in many OECD countries
Length of the retirement period as a share of adult lifetime
Early retirement ages are slowly rising in some countries
Future net replacement rates for full-career average-wage workers
Career breaks significantly lower pension entitlements in most countries
Pension contribution rates differ widely among countries
Only a few countries do not currently take into account the whole career for the reference wage of private-sector workers
Replacement rates will fall in the majority of countries