Retirement Age Rise will Affect People's Health

The video discusses Ravi Thakrar, who, despite health issues like Crohn's disease, continues to work past retirement age. The government plans to raise the retirement age to 68, but a study by University College London suggests that only a third of people will be in good health by then. Sir Michael Marmot emphasizes the need for improving life quality to extend working years. Ravi hopes to work part-time and maintain good health in retirement.

What health condition is Ravi Thakrar dealing with as he approaches his 66th birthday?

• Crohn's disease

• Diabetes

• Heart disease

• Arthritis

By what year does the government plan to raise the retirement age to 68?

• 2030

• 2040

• 2050

• 2046

According to the study, what fraction of people will retire with a chronic illness if they work until the age of 68?

• 1/2

• 1/3

• 1/4

• 2/3

Who is the author of the report that discusses the implications of raising the retirement age?

• Jane Double

• University College London

• Sir Michael Marmot

• Ravi Thakrar

What does Sir Michael Marmot suggest is necessary for people to work longer?

• Enhanced quality and length of life

• Better work-life balance

• Higher salaries

• Improved healthcare