Climat, cout de la vie, système de santé publique… En se basant sur de multiples critères, le site US News a établi quel était le meilleur pays au monde pour vous chers retraités.
US News publishes an annual ranking of the world's top countries, based primarily on economic criteria. Switzerland remains the leading destination for wealthy retirees, unlike France, which fell two places, from 10th to 12th place.
US News uses a set of statistics to establish rankings based on a wide range of issues:
Our team found it interesting to focus on a single classification of the best country for retirement livingThis is our core business. The first is that France has dropped two places, which is hardly surprising given the various social conflicts that have been going on for the past year. Then there's Morocco, which is only in 17th place - surprising, given that Morocco has been the country of French retirees for many years.
US News based its rankings on the following criteria:
The site rated all criteria from 0 to 10. For example, France scored 0.5 out of 10 for the level of taxation. The American site believes that taxes are too high in France, and that this is of course a black mark against retirees. By way of comparison, Portugal scored 1.1 out of 10 on this same criterion. It could even be 10 out of 10 if we focused solely on RNH status for foreign retirees.
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