Prime Minister Bill English intends to raise the superannuation age from 65 to 67, in six-month increments from 2037 to 2040. Want to know what it would mean for you or New Zealand as a whole? Have other questions about pensions and retirement?
Look back at RNZ's live chat with Retirement Policy and Research Centre expert Michael Littlewood.
Opinion - Raising the age for superannuation entitlement needs to happen, but the proposed changes are too little, too late, and cynically arranged, writes Shamubeel Eaqub.
Power Play - Bill English's superannuation change might not find cross-party support, but he doesn't think it a risky move, writes Jane Patterson.
Opinion - If the government's pension age increase from 65 to 67 happens as planned, Sean Scanlon will be among the first cohorts to be affected.
The government's plan to raise the superannuation age to 67 in 2040 has put the cat among the election pigeons.
The government's changes to superannuation eligibility would save about $4 billion a year once fully in place, Prime Minister Bill English says. Video, Audio
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