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age of retirement
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Typically set around 65 years old, considered a time to stop working and enjoy leisure
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retire
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Retiring around the age of 65 is common, and people often rely on savings and retirement plans to support themselves.
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retire
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Germany
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Retiring at a certain age is common, and individuals often rely on retirement savings and pensions to support themselves.
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retirement age
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Germany
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Mandatory retirement age of 65 or 67 years for many professions
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retirement culture
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Germany
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Retirement is often associated with structured activities and hobbies, and retirees may engage in volunteer work or educational pursuits.
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retirement planning
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Germany
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Strong reliance on government-funded pension schemes and private savings for retirement
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retirement plans
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Germany
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Strong emphasis on pension systems and social security, with a focus on financial security and stability during retirement
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retirement traditions
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Germany
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Retirement is an occasion for giving humorous gifts and providing a comical send-off, often involving playful pranks.
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