The official age of retirement is slowly creeping upwards in most countries, with governments trying to strike a balance between stretched public finances and supporting their older population. But while many governments want people to work until they're 67, the age that people are actually retiring at is often lower than you might expect.

Using the latest data from the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), unless otherwise specified, read on to find out which rich countries have the highest and lowest retirement ages.