SANTIAGO, Chile, Oct. 20 (UPI) -- Chile ranked eighth in the Global Pension Index 2025, moving up one spot and standing out among the 10 countries with the world's most robust retirement income systems.
The study, conducted by Mercer and the CFA Institute, evaluated pension systems in 52 countries based on three factors: adequacy, sustainability and integrity. The Netherlands ranked first with an A grade, followed by Iceland, Denmark, Singapore and Israel.
Chile was the only Latin American country to make the Top 10. It moved from a B to a B+ rating after raising its overall score from 74.9 in 2024 to 76.6 in this year's assessment.
In the ranking, Uruguay ranked 14th, Canada 16th, Mexico 19th and Colombia 29th, while the United States ranked 30th.
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