Norway, Switzerland and Iceland are the best countries to grow old in, bank Natixis Global Asset Management analysts indicate, while Lithuania ended up 30th in the 43-country list.
The list was compiled by assessing the projected life expectancy, public expenditure on health, pension funds development, availability and profitability, as well as GDP per capita. The list is dominated by European countries, but none of the top countries are in the EU.
Estonia is ranked 27th, Poland is 29th, Lithuania 30th, and Latvia 32nd.
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