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US Drops to 24th in Global Retirement Index; Inflation Cited as Key Risk

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Natixis Investment Managers released the 2026 Global Retirement Index (GRI), placing the United States at 24th globally. This marks a decline from 21st in 2025 and a fall from 14th in 2016. The researchers attribute the decline to worsening scores across three of the four sub-indices, particularly the Finances in Retirement category, which fell eight places to 18th.

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The index decline reflects systemic pressure on retirement models built for different economic conditions. Investor sentiment gathered during the Natixis 2025 Global Survey showed that 76% of American investors believe mounting public debt will reduce their retirement benefits, while 41% cited inflation as a major risk.

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