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What is the right number to set government retirement benefits at? 65? 67? We're on of the lowest for developed countries. What our lower number means for our finances and how other countries make it work.
Guest: Jason Clemens is executive vice-president of the Fraser Institute and co-author of the recent report on raising the age of eligibility for public retirement benefits in the OECD.
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