France to raise retirement age to 64, Prime Minister Borne says

French PM proposes raising retirement age to 64 by 2030, unions call for strikes

Those who started working before the age of 20 will be able to get early retirement, French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne said

French Workers Vow “Mother Of All Battles” As Macron Govt To Raise Retirement Age To 64

Get ready for the riots.

France will raise the retirement age

French authorities will begin raising the country's retirement age by three months a year from September 1, 2023, Prime Minister Elizabeth said at a press conference... RIA Novosti, 10.01.2023

France plans to raise retirement age to 64, angering labor – DW – 01/10/2023

The proposed changes will set off strikes by trade unions next week. French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne said the reform is an effort to fiscally balance the country's pension system.

The retirement age in France is one of the lowest in Europe

DECRYPTION - Several countries such as Italy, Germany or Denmark have set the legal age at 67. Some people are already talking about extending the age to 68 or even 69.

France plans to raise retirement age to 64, strikes announced - La Prensa Latina Media

Paris, Jan 10 (EFE).- France’s minimum retirement age could be raised from 62 to 64 years, prime minister Elisabeth Borne has said, as part of proposed pension reforms the French government unveiled on Tuesday. The proposed reforms would also mean that, from 2027, workers would need to contribute to their pensions for at least 43 years before they can fully retire. The objective is to “balance” the system, as retired people’s pensions have to be…