Former Economy Minister Isaac Alfie has criticized proposals for incentives aimed at preventing early retirement, stating they are ineffective. He argues that a universal retirement age of 60 is financially unsustainable for the country. Alfie made these comments following a proposal from the Social Dialogue initiative. He emphasized that improving wealth distribution requires sustained economic growth, rather than focusing solely on retirement policies. His assessment challenges current strategies for addressing retirement concerns and suggests a broader economic approach is necessary. Alfie’s remarks offer a critical perspective on the ongoing debate surrounding retirement ages and financial stability. He previously served as a key figure in economic policy-making.