Which country has the highest standard of living?
By a_ce_e
@a_ce_e (1422)
Philippines
June 18, 2007 7:31am CST
I am thinking where is the best place to live. A place where you can easily find a job, less crime, has high job security once you found, can work and save for your retirement. Where do you think you can find these?
4 responses
@bigmacnc (142)
• United States
18 Jun 07
I live in the US and have filed for disability at age 60. I lost a lot of my IRA in 2001 when administration changed long before 911. My wife is disabled so we want to find a place to retire to where cost of living is not high. Want a warm place that is safe. I would not recommend to anyone to come to US, because big business has taken control of the government and bringing wages down.
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@jazzygdc7 (285)
• United States
4 Jul 07
I think that the United States or Canada are countries that you can easily find a job, has low crime and high job security. These two countries are very friendly regarding the people. The United states has a lot of freedom and you can find employement anywhere in the united states. If you get a job in the united states, you are provided with benefits that include worker's compensation, dental, health and vision. I wish you the very best of luck finding a job in a friendly country. High job security is also found in the United States and Canada
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