concept   retirement
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 retirement United Kingdom In the UK, retirement usually happens around age 65 and involves leisure and financial support from savings or pension. 18
2 retirement Canada Retirement in Canada involves planning with savings accounts, relocating, and considering retirement communities. 10
3 retirement India In India, retirement commonly includes living with family, providing assistance, and engaging in religious customs. 10
4 retirement Japan In Japan, retirement is centered around family and community involvement, respect for elders, and communal support for the elderly. 10
5 retirement United States Retirement in the United States is seen as a time for leisure and enjoyment after years of work. 10
6 retirement Australia Retirement in Australia emphasizes leisure, outdoor activities, and financial independence. 9
7 retirement United States In the United States, retirement commonly involves moving to warmer climates or retirement communities, and may include celebratory traditions. 9
8 retirement Western European In Western European culture, retirement is seen as a period of leisure, hobbies, and financial security with state-funded pensions. 9
9 retirement Germany Retiring at around age 65 with support from savings, pension, and organized activities is common in German culture. 8
10 retirement Western countries In Western countries, retirement is seen as a time of leisure, relaxation, and celebration. 8
11 retirement Mexico Retirement in Mexico includes family and community involvement, celebrated with festivities and traditional customs. 7
12 retirement Norway In Norway, retirement is characterized by reliance on government support, an active lifestyle, and introspection in nature. 7
13 retirement Western countries Retirement in Western countries typically involves retiring between the ages of 60-65 and emphasizes personal financial planning. 7
14 retirement Italy Retirement in Italy focuses on family support, leisure activities, and traditional gatherings for the retiree. 6
15 retirement United States In the United States, saving and investing for retirement through accounts like 401(k) is widely encouraged and practiced. 4
16 retirement Ukraine Retirement planning and age of retirement in Ukraine varies widely by industry and location. 3
17 retirement Egyptian In Egyptian culture, retirement is a time for family gatherings and support. 2
18 retirement Japanese culture In Japanese culture, retirement typically occurs around age 70 and is focused on community involvement and social connections. 2
19 retirement Mediterranean countries Retirement in Mediterranean countries typically involves early retirement and celebratory family gatherings. 2
20 retirement Middle Eastern Retirement in the Middle East involves increased family involvement and intimate home gatherings. 2
21 retirement North American In North American culture, individuals focus on personal savings and typically retire in their late 60s or early 70s. 2
22 retirement Taiwanese In Taiwanese culture, elderly individuals contribute to their families and prioritize physical asset investments for retirement security. 2
23 retirement capitalist countries Retirement in capitalist countries is tied to personal leisure and financial independence. 2
24 retirement industrialized nations Financial planning and pension systems lead to a comfortable retirement in industrialized nations. 2
25 retirement traditional culture In traditional cultures, retirement focuses on family and community involvement rather than financial planning. 2
26 retirement 21st century In the 21st century, retirement planning and pension systems are expected to ensure a comfortable retirement. 1
27 retirement African regions In African regions, retirement may involve living with or being taken care of by family members. 1
28 retirement Asian countries In Asian countries, it is common for people to continue working or staying active after reaching retirement age. 1
29 retirement Bhutan Retirement in Bhutan is typically supported through multi-generational living and familial care. 1
30 retirement Contemporary US In contemporary US culture, retirement frequently includes moving to retirement communities or warmer areas. 1
31 retirement Contemporary Western culture Retirement in contemporary Western culture typically occurs around ages 65-70. 1
32 retirement Costa Rican culture In Costa Rican culture, many people work into their 70s before retiring. 1
33 retirement Developed countries In developed countries, retirement culture emphasizes personal financial planning and pension systems. 1
34 retirement Eastern countries In Eastern countries, there is a cultural expectation for children to support their parents in old age, leading retirees to continue working or engage in community work. 1
35 retirement Esperanto-speaking community Retirement age is flexible in the Esperanto-speaking community, with many retirees continuing to contribute through volunteer work and mentorship. 1
36 retirement European Union Retirement in the European Union is seen as a time for leisure and travel. 1
37 retirement European settler culture In European settler culture, the typical retirement age is around 65-67 years old. 1
38 retirement Leisure-centric cultures In leisure-centric cultures, retirement is seen as a time to enjoy hobbies and leisure without the need to work. 1
39 retirement Less economically developed countries In less economically developed countries, many people do not have access to formal retirement plans, and often rely on family or community support in old age. 1
40 retirement Mauritanian Retirement in Mauritanian culture usually includes greater participation in family and community activities. 1
41 retirement Nepal In Nepal, multi-generational living and familial support are common practices for elderly care in retirement. 1
42 retirement North Macedonian In North Macedonian culture, retirement age is typically around 65 years old, but some individuals work beyond that age for economic reasons. 1
43 retirement US households Retirement in US households often focuses on individual savings and investment accounts. 1
44 retirement Western finance industry In the Western finance industry, planning for retirement is a significant financial goal that often involves pension funds and investments. 1
45 retirement Work-centric cultures In work-centric cultures, there is pressure to work longer and postpone retirement in order to stay actively involved. 1
46 retirement agrarian societies Retirement in agrarian societies involves passing down knowledge and experience to younger generations while still actively contributing to family and community. 1
47 retirement entrepreneurial culture In an entrepreneurial culture, retirement is not a clear goal and many entrepreneurs continue working beyond traditional retirement age. 1
48 retirement financial markets in the US Saving for retirement through 401(k) accounts is a common practice in the US. 1
49 retirement industrial culture Retirement in industrial culture involves pension plans and financial planning for the future. 1
50 retirement investing culture Investing for retirement is a common cultural practice to ensure financial stability in old age. 1
51 retirement manufacturing industry in developed countries Retirement in the manufacturing industry in developed countries is generally seen as a period for relaxation, travel, and leisure. 1
52 retirement modern society In modern society, individuals typically retire in their 60s or later and focus on leisure activities or new hobbies. 1
53 retirement traditional tribal society In traditional tribal societies, retirement is a respectful period for elders to continue providing wisdom and guidance. 1