In 2006, a broad circle of parties entered into a very important agreement for the Danes and the Danish economy. The agreement was called the “Welfare Agreement” and was mainly about a gradual raising of the Danes’ retirement age.It is to be raised every 5 years, so that younger generations can only retire when they […]
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