Finland's pension reform yet to kick in

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FINLAND - The expected effective retirement age has not yet increased, despite being a key aim of the 2005 pension reform.

According to The Finnish Centre for Pensions (Eläketurvakeskus/ETK) people still retire on an earnings-related pension aged approximately 59. It said that the expected effective retirement age h...

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