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age of retirement
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Around 60 years old, but many continue working beyond this age due to economic necessity
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retirement
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Mexico
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A time to continue being actively involved in family and community
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retirement age
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Mexico
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Respect for elders and often continued participation in family and community activities after retirement
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retirement culture
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Mexico
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Retirement is a period for family reunions, large gatherings, and festive celebrations with traditional food and music.
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retirement planning
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Mexico
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Challenges in the public pension system lead to a reliance on personal savings, real estate, and informal retirement arrangements
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retirement plans
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Mexico
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Reliance on family support and informal savings networks is prevalent, with formal retirement plans being less common
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retirement traditions
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Mexico
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Retirement is often celebrated with lively fiestas, music, and dancing, as well as speeches honoring the retiree's contributions.
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