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Photo of two adults smiling. One is wearing a yellow baseball cap and patterned shirt and has his hand on a labrador retreiver dog. The other adult is wearing a Midsummer wreath, just like the baby she is holding.
Geoffrey Greene, 36, in the yellow hat, moved to Sweden about three years ago and has a permanent job. As someone who entered the Swedish workforce in his 30s, he is concerned about the size of his Swedish pension. Credit: Geoffrey Greene.
Ageing in Sweden

Pension forecast leaves newcomer "confused and concerned"

6:35 min
  • American-born Geoffrey Greene, 36, says that he's had to become an "amateur enthusiast" to try to understand what he needs about the Swedish pension system. 
  • Greene tries to save between 30% and 70% of his paycheck to make up for the pension shortfall he faces as someone who moved to Sweden in adulthood.
  • "I have to economize in every aspect of my life to secure my future at the expense of the present," he tells Radio Sweden.
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