Three European countries were recognized as having the best pension systems in the world in 2026.
🔸 Global Retirement Index 2026 Marsh and the Siapai Institute announced in a report that the three countries Netherlands, Denmark and Iceland have the first to third ranks of the best pension system in the world in 2026.
According to this report, the Netherlands tops this list with 85.8 ease, followed by Denmark (84.1) and Iceland (84).
Singapore, Israel, Australia, Chile, Sweden, Finland and Norway have the following ranks of the best pension systems in the world.
This report shows that Europe holds six of the top 10 locations on this list.
Spain ranks 11th with 63.3 concessions, followed by the United States, China and Japan.
While Iran is absent from this list, the highest ranking among Middle Eastern countries is reserved for the captives of Israel, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Oman, Qatar and Saudi Arabia. This ranking does not compare the pensions of individuals, but measures the overall strength of each system; including coverage, savings, sustainability and governance.
Read the full version of this report on Radio Perda's website.