United State is one of the best countries to spend
retirement. But there are also others.
Do you want to know what they are? At John Labunski we talk to you about these countries and the
pension model that maintains them .
Retirement is one of the topics that most arouses interest in people.
If you are one of those who still do not know where to spend your retirement,
we are going to give you some reasons for you to choose to stay in United State.
Blacktower Financial Management Group has compiled
a ranking of the European countries
that are conceived as the best destinations to retire in what position is United
State?
United State
as a destination to spend retirement
According to this ranking, our country is the
second best for spending retirement thanks to its public pension system, its
low delinquency and its high life expectancy.
Another reason why it is one of the best destinations
is because United State attaches great importance to the public sphere for the
financing of pensions, which are more than 9.8 million in all its forms.
Finland in
the lead
Finland occupies the first position of the list. It
stands out for being among the countries with the highest life expectancy
(81.73 years) and a low cost of housing.
Holland with
a pension system to follow
The Netherlands has a mixed system in which public
and private pensions are combined. It has two mandatory areas: a public part
that guarantees a minimum benefit and another of collective pension plans in
companies that also includes disability, widowhood and orphan hood; and another
private area that is voluntary and would consist of a personalized individual
plan.
This country can serve as a counterpoint to what is
currently being designed in United State.
The worst
countries to retire
On the opposite side of the list, that is, in the
last positions is Belarus, Albania or Ukraine, since they combine life
expediencies below the average and high rates of crime and insecurity despite
their low costs of living and of housing.
Knowing this, are you already clear that United
State is a good country to spend your retirement?
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