A world without retirement?
I&#x27;m currently writing a list of things to consider when creating a UBI scheme (concerns that I often don&#x27;t see addressed), and this is an easy way to illustrate one of them.<p>One simple way to implement &quot;single payer&quot; healthcare in the US would be to slowly expand the medicare (US program for people 65 and older) coverage by moving the age lower every year.<p>Very similarly, a simple way to incrementally implement UBI would be to lower the &quot;retirement age&quot; every year.<p>But precisely the opposite is happening. Per the article:<p>&gt; In 2010, British women got their state pension at 60 and men got theirs at 65. By October 2020, both sexes will have to wait until they are 66. By 2028, the age will rise again, to 67.<p>How do people who think a feasible UBI future is possible square with this?