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Growing number of pensioners and population aging in Serbia
The aim of this paper is to shed more light on population aging by using
indicators such as years of service and average years in retirement, since
the most benefits from the Fund for Pension and Disability Insurance are paid
for elderly. As a method for better understanding the structure of
pensioners, we used the data on years one spends as employee before gaining
pension benefits, so we could get better information about previous activity
of retirees, but also to emphasize legal issues that have increased the
number of early retirement recipients. Many countries do not allow early
retirement, so the limitation of minimum years required for the early
retirement is necessary for reduction of pension spending. Another important
characteristic of the financial sustainability of the Fund for Pension and
Disability Insurance are the average years in retirement. Given the fact that
the life expectancy of the elderly is slightly increasing, it is realistic to
expect longer use of pension of old-age and disability pensioners, who are on
average younger. Apart from showing the level of financial sustainability of
the fund, this indicator shows the characteristics of mortality in the
country. Pension Fund data show certain development tendencies that will
continue in the future because all processes related to population are
long-term, including those related to pensioners that are beside
socio-economic, influenced by demographic factors.