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No. People are not living longer. And, when you factor out the extremities, under 2, and over 100, people have been dying earlier for the last 20 years.

Things are getting more expensive and government sucks your quality of life away through inflationary spending.

"[I]f any would not work, neither should he eat." - 2 Thes 3:10b

"Access to employment and to professions must be open to all without unjust discrimination: men and women, healthy and disabled, natives and immigrants. For its part society should, according to circumstances, help citizens find work and employment. A just wage is the legitimate fruit of work. To refuse or withhold it can be a grave injustice. In determining fair pay both the needs and the contributions of each person must be taken into account. 'Remuneration for work should guarantee man the opportunity to provide a dignified livelihood for himself and his family on the material, social, cultural and spiritual level, taking into account the role and the productivity of each, the state of the business, and the common good.' Agreement between the parties is not sufficient to justify morally the amount to be received in wages." - CCC 2433-2434

Basically, the Catholic perspective is that people should work according to their abilities. Retirement can be part of that vision with the concept that you shouldn't stop working, you just change the way you provide your talents to society. Boomers that rode high on the hog, retiring at 50, taking cruises and lavishly vacationing and partying for the rest of their lives all while ignoring the needs of their families, communities, etc. were not doing the right thing morally. Retirement should be about refocusing your efforts to different works. That might be community service or helping with your grandkids, some part time project, etc.

It is morally unjust for a society to deny the support due to those that are elderly. But it is also morally unjust for people that are able and capable of doing something to decide to retire simply because they want to stop working altogether as though that would be some sort of inherent right to have a period at the end of your life to do nothing.

This is also a respect we should be giving to the elderly. If they are retired, we shouldn't be treating them like a precious prisoner to be kept away from all harm. We should try to help enable their ability to work even if it is something as simple as helping take them to social events like Church functions, to allow them to contribute in the way they can.

Work is good for the heart. The question is about finding the appropriate work for someone based on their ability. And work does not necessarily mean working for a wage.

Well Germany says yes, gota finance all them expert workers coming in doing the jobs you whites don't want to do.

OY VEY retirement is anti-semitic!

Why do people WANT to retire and do fuck all?

Keep going, it'll keep you alive longer. I don't mean for some janky corpo, make your own business before then.

You can draw pensions here at least while you work at the same time, meaning if you work while you're older you'll have a much easier life.

Don't be a useless old fuck and die alone.

Don't worry, no matter how much money you save up for retirement, the medical system will take it all away long before you die.

Go early at 62 and draw what you can draw.
By 65 or 70 there won't be anything to draw at the rate the last 20yrs has shown.

Ha! Just beat the system, and retire at 40.

Checkmate, jews.