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Andreas Inghammar

Deputy dean, Associate Professor

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Prolonged Working Life and Flexible Retirement in Public and Occupational Pension Schemes

Author

  • Andreas Inghammar
  • Cécile Brokelind
  • Per Norberg

Editor

  • Ann Numhauser-Henning

Summary, in English

This chapter monitors the different pillars of old-age pension schemes and discusses coherence and coordination, primarily between public schemes and occupational pension schemes, with the example of the reformed Swedish model. The chapter also takes into account both labour and tax-related consequences. While the public pension scheme in Sweden was already subject to significant reforms 20 years ago, many occupational schemes with contravening effects that are still in place are not yet altogether replaced by modern, sustainable schemes.

Department/s

  • Norma Research Programme
  • Department of Business Law
  • Lund University Centre for Business Law (Swedish abbr: ACLU)
  • Department of Law

Publishing year

2017

Language

English

Pages

229-256

Publication/Series

Elder Law: Evolving European Perspectives

Document type

Book chapter

Publisher

Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd.

Topic

  • Law

Keywords

  • Pensionssystem
  • pensionsålder
  • avtalspension
  • skatterätt
  • arbetsrätt
  • fri rörlighet
  • Elder law
  • pensions
  • occupational pension schemes
  • Sweden
  • active ageing
  • SDG 8 - Decent Work and Economic Growth

Status

Published

Research group

  • Norma Research Programme
  • Lund University Centre for Business Law (Swedish abbr: ACLU)

ISBN/ISSN/Other

  • ISBN: 9781785369087
  • ISBN: 9781785369094