Overview
- The US pension system received a C+ grade, ranking 29th out of 48 countries, with concerns over adequacy, sustainability, and integrity.
- The UK fell from 10th to 11th place in the global pension rankings, with a B grade, highlighting the need for structural reforms.
- Chile surpassed the UK, moving up to 9th place, due to its near-universal social pension scheme and recent pension law reforms.
- The Netherlands, Iceland, and Denmark retained the top spots, with robust systems featuring high coverage and strong regulations.
- Experts suggest reforms such as expanding auto-enrollment, improving financial education, and addressing funding issues to strengthen the US and UK systems.