According to a report, Argentina has one of the worst retirement systems

A private report comparing the pension systems of different countries, located Argentina between the last positions. The Netherlands and Denmark are respectively first and second place with qualification "A".

The 11th Melbourne's Mercer Global Pension Index 2019 (MMGPI) compares 37 pension systems, accounting for nearly two-thirds of the world's population. The MMGPI highlights "the broad spectrum and diversity of pension systems around the world, demonstrating that even the best systems are flawed".

The Netherlands had the highest value of the index (81) and remained in first or second place in 10 of the last 11 MMGPI reports, while Thailand has the lowest value in the world. index (39.4) and that Argentina has a clue. 39.5.

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The report states that "global systems are facing unprecedented life expectancy and increasing pressure for public resources to ensure the health and well-being of older citizens".

"It is imperative that policy makers reflect on the strengths and weaknesses of their systems to ensure stronger long-term outcomes for future retirees," he said.

The report found it "essential that the pension or retirement age of the state be reconsidered according to the increase in longevity – a measure already taken by some governments – to reduce the cost pension benefits financed by public funds ".