Nationwide raises retirement age to 75
Nationwide building society has become the UK's first major employer to extend its compulsory retirement age to 75, allowing its employees the flexibility to continue working well beyond the limit of 65, which most companies enforce.
The society first introduced flexible retirement in 2001, when it allowed its older employees to work until the age of 70.
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