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Retirement planning across cultures

The expectation that individuals save privately for their own old age is a particular cultural and historical arrangement, not a universal law — many traditions assumed that extended family, community, or state would provide. The question worth examining is not only how to plan within your system but whether the system you are planning in is adequate, and what obligations you carry to those who cannot plan within it.

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