Dutch must discuss higher retirement age – DNB

By 2005-04-27T03:31:00

NETHERLANDS - Dutch society should start discussing the gradual rise of the retirement age from 65 to 67, to compensate for population ageing, said central bank president Nout Wellink (Corrects organisers in 2nd paragraph).

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