Switzerland is the best country to build multi-generational wealth

Switzerland’s chance score accounted for 85% of the total chance score. (representative)

Switzerland is the best country in the world for creating multi-generational wealth.according to a Citizen advisory firm Henley & Partners launches new indexSwitzerland accounted for 85% of the total chance points.

The index evaluates countries based on six different parameters, including earning potential, career advancement, employment opportunities, quality education, economic mobility and liveability.

Switzerland tops the index with 100 points for earning potential, 95 points for career development and 94 points for employment prospects.

Switzerland scored 75 points for high liveability and economic mobility and 72 points for quality education.

Following Switzerland is the United States, with an overall chance score of 82%. The U.S.’s job prospects are on par with Switzerland’s – a score of 94.

However, income potential dropped to 93 points, career development dropped to 86 points, and high livability dropped to 68 points.

The United States scored 74 for job prospects and quality education.

Meanwhile, India’s chance score of 32% is even lower than Greece’s, ranking last among the top 15 countries on the list.

India has one of the lowest economic mobility scores of 8. Among other parameters, India has the highest career improvement with 43 points.

Although Singapore’s earning potential is similar to Switzerland’s (100 points), Singapore ranks third in the index with a total opportunity score of 79%.

With a score of 97, Singapore has the highest job prospects score on the list, which includes 15 countries.

Of the top five countries in the index, Singapore has the least career advancement. In addition to scoring 66 points for career advancement, the country scored 55 points for quality education, 65 points for high liveability, and 92 points for economic mobility.

Australia ranks fourth with 75% of total chances scored.

The island nation scored 66 for earning potential, 79 for career advancement, 84 for employment prospects, 73 for quality education, and both for economic mobility and high liveability. for 74 points.

Canada ranks fifth with a total opportunity score of 74%.Job prospects in Canada are similar to Australia

The North American country scored 67 for earning potential, 79 for career advancement, 71 for quality education, 73 for economic mobility, and 72 for high livability. .

Greece’s overall chance score of 49% puts it at the bottom of the 15-country index.