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Is Retiring at 65 a Mistake? A Deep Dive into Early Retirement

Retirement age has long been anchored at 65, a conventional wisdom passed down through generations. However, emerging trends and health statistics indicate that retiring earlier than this traditional threshold might be a more advantageous choice for many. This article explores why retiring at 65 could be detrimental and how early retirement could give individuals a better quality of life.

The Reality of Healthy Life Expectancy

When considering retirement, it’s essential to understand what "healthy life expectancy" means. This term refers to the age at which people begin to experience significant health decline, affecting their quality of life.