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One of the biggest concerns for some citizens is their future and old age. In Colombia, the pension is one of the most critical issues.
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This year has presented some of the greatest threats to public health and the world economy in more than a century. This means that there will be greater challenges to long-term retirement security.
According to the Natixis Retirement Index 2020, there are five main challenges:
1. Recession
2. Interest rates
3. Public debt
Four. The weather
5. Economic inequality
In the index, this company made a ranking of the best and worst countries in the world to grow old. The researchers calculated an average score in each category and combined the category scores for a final overall ranking of the 44 nations studied.
The index incorporates 18 performance indicators, grouped into four thematic sub-indices, which have been calculated on the basis of reliable data from a wide range of
academic organizations and sources. The four thematic indexes cover key aspects of well-being in retirement: the material means of living comfortably in retirement; access to quality financial services to help preserve savings value and maximize income; access to quality health services;
and a clean and safe environment.
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The 10 worst countries:
44. India (9%)
43. Brazil (36%)
42. Turkey (40%)
41. Greece (41%)
40. Colombia (46%)
39. China (47%)
38. Russian Federation (49%)
37. Mexico (51%)
36. Latvia (53%)
35. Lithuania (57%)
34. Chile (58%)
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Top 10 countries:
1. Iceland (82%). It remains in first place with a score slightly lower than what it had in 2019, which was 83%.
2. Switzerland (82%)
3. Norway (80%)
4. Ireland (79%)
5. Netherlands (77%)
6. New Zealand (77%)
7. Australia (76%)
8. Canada (75%)
9. Denmark (74%)
10. Germany (74%)
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