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Understanding: What is the retirement age in Italy?

By 2025, Italy’s standard statutory retirement age is 67 for both men and women, but this is only part of the story. For a full picture of the pension system, it’s vital to understand the various early retirement options that could affect your financial future, as Italy has a highly nuanced system based on years of contributions.

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What age do most Italians retire? Exploring Italy's Evolving Pension Landscape

According to the Italian Social Security Administration (INPS), the average retirement age for Italian workers rose to 64 years and 5 months in 2024, a notable increase that reflects ongoing national and systemic shifts. To understand what age do most Italians retire, one must look beyond a single number and examine the country's evolving and intricate pension structure.

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