In its development there are differences in retirement age for certain positions, for example teacher retirement age is extended to 60 years, 65 professors and can even be extended to 70, judges can retire at the age of 65 years to 70 years.

The rule applies to civil servants who currently account for 4.5 million people or around 2.1% of the total population of Indonesia. The TNI retirement age is 58 and the National Police is 60 years old.

In the private sector, retirement age is even lower depending on the company, but generally at the age of 50 or 55 years they are asked to retire even though there are those who work up to 60 years.

According to a consultant of the Financial Intelligence research institute, Elvyn G Masassya who also serves as Director of Social Security Investment, actually retirement age depends on individuals.

"Even though he retired at a young age if he was able to prepare himself well then after retiring or not working again he could still do a second career or second career, whether as a worker or entrepreneur.

But according to the head of the University of Indonesia Demographic Institute, Sonny Harry Harmadi, retirement age in Indonesia is too young.

"Now with increasing life expectancy, people become unproductive after the age of 56 is retired even though he may still be productive because of his long life,