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    Average years men live after retirement

    The average number of years that men live after they retire varies quite a bit from one country to another. Here is how it breaks down according to the latest figures. France comes in at 23.3 years. Spain follows with 22.0 years, then Italy at 21.7 years. The UK shows 20.9 years, Australia records 20.5 years, and Canada comes in at 20.2 years. Germany stands at 18.8 years. South Korea is close behind with 18.4 years, while Türkiye shows 18.1 years. The USA comes in at 18.0 years, Japan at 17.5 years, Poland at 15.1 years, and Mexico at 14.9 years. Colombia finishes the list at 13.0 years. Source: OECD, Demographic and Economic Context

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    Average years men live after retirement

    The average number of years that men live after they retire varies quite a bit from one country to another. Here is how it breaks down according to the latest figures. France comes in at 23.3 years. Spain follows with 22.0 years, then Italy at 21.7 years. The UK shows 20.9 years, Australia records 20.5 years, and Canada comes in at 20.2 years. Germany stands at 18.8 years. South Korea is close behind with 18.4 years, while Türkiye shows 18.1 years. The USA comes in at 18.0 years, Japan at 17.5 years, Poland at 15.1 years, and Mexico at 14.9 years. Colombia finishes the list at 13.0 years. Source: OECD, Demographic and Economic Context

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