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In 2005, 17% of the UK were over 65
By 2041 that is expected to rise to 25%
The aging population means there is a smaller workforce, which can't push the economy or care for the elderly
The government struggles to pay for pensions
The elderly don't pay NI or income tax
Raised retirement age
Encouragement of immigration of young working men
Encourage private pensions with tax breaks
Encourage more people to have kids and still work with working family tax credits and free child care
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