Speaking Killer sam ielts

Q. 1. At what age should people retire from work? Why do you 
think so? 
Answer:
If it were me, I would choose to “retire” at an early age, with 
the required financial security of course, primarily because it would allow 
me to do and enjoy the things when I would still remain “healthy and 
active” both mentally and physically. Besides, the issue of the 
“retirement age” becomes a bit irrelevant as long as someone is 
enjoying his or her works/activities unless, of course, a company or 
organization has the policy of enforcing a strict “deadline” for 
retirement. Anyway, ideally, if a person enters his career at the age of 
25 and spends his time wisely and efficiently, then he should be good to 
“retire” at 50, which would allow him a good 10 year to enjoy his life 
before starting to consider him as a “senior” citizen at an age of 60. 
Q. 2. What problems can people face after their retirement? 
Answer:
It all depends on how people choose to face “retirement”. 
However, people usually face two major problems after their retirement: 
one is related to “finance”, and the other one is “health”, both physical 
and mental. We all know that once people retire, they usually struggle to 
meet their financial needs since the source of a “steady” income dries 
up. Besides, they also suffer from health-related issues because they 
become physically “old” and “inactive”. Now, of course, we can debate 
whether one feels “old” because of becoming “physically inactive” or 
become “physically inactive” because of getting “old’, but one thing is 
for sure that their “mental health” deteriorate rapidly because they feel 
that they are not “useful” for their families and society anymore. 

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Q. 3. How important are retirees to your country’s economy? 
Why/ Why not? 
Answer: 
The retirees are considered to be an important component of 
my country’s economy primarily because they help keep our economy 
running by saving their money little by little which then, in turn, get 
used by our government for different kind of development works. 
Besides, many retirees in my country just don’t sit “idle”, and, instead, 
choose to use their wealth of past work experiences to generate some 
incomes for themselves and their families which certainly contribute to 
the growth of our economy. However, some will argue that the retirees 
are some kind of “drag down” for our economy because they collect 
money from the government, but they forget that it’s their money, and 
the government is just supposed to “manage” them.