>>21982205

maybe you should watch her first budget speech.

btw.

by consolidating the pension funds, it means they will be able to take moar on death tax, plus any outstanding pensions that do not follow the regulations put in to pass on pensions they will be able to take the whole lot, plus invest in global corporations thus giving moar power to shut down and out ordinary pension investments called private pensions.

on a last not and the most important one, the chinese social credit system means that if they speak out against the government or wrong speak they will lose any pensions they are entitled to. one moar thing if they do not freeze and kill the elderly with the cold or jab them to death they are now passing through euthanasia laws which they will like to mental health.

this is nothing to do with feminism this is using stupid women to do their dirty evil work.

but oh muh tits

>>21982247

>Fucking hell these labour idiots must be stopped, there is no way the u.k will last nearly 5 years under these global marxists technocrats who are have all sold out to klaus, china and the w.e.f and that includes everyone up to the king.

she is a feminist. but anon said labour.

reread above

yes it is obvious division but she is thick as shit same as kamala

>>21982172

KNEW IT WAS NOT A ORIGINAL IDEA, THE MEGA FUNDS IS MODELED ON CHINA AND SOME OTHERS WHO HAVE ADOPTED THIS MODEL

Countries with Mega Pension Funds

Based on the provided search results, here are some countries with notable pension funds:

Kuwait

The Public Institute for Social Security (Rank 23) has total assets of $160.0 billion.

Japan

The Japan Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF) is the largest pension fund in the world, with assets of over $1.4 trillion (mentioned in multiple snippets).

Norway

The Norwegian Government Pension Fund is the largest sovereign wealth fund in the world, with assets over $1.1 trillion as of January 2021 (mentioned in snippets).

China

The China Investment Cooperation Fund is one of the world's largest sovereign wealth funds, with assets over $1 trillion (mentioned in snippets).

Note that these figures might not reflect the current asset values, as the search results are dated (2021-2024). Additionally, the ranking and asset values may vary depending on the specific criteria used.

It’s also worth mentioning that the Netherlands has a highly regarded retirement system, ranking as the world’s best according to the 2023 Mercer CFA Institute Global Pension Index. However, it’s not a single “mega” pension fund but rather a combination of a flat-rate state pension and workplace pensions tied to earnings.

In summary, Kuwait, Japan, Norway, and China have notable pension funds, with Japan’s GPIF being the largest. The Netherlands has a highly regarded retirement system, but it’s not a single “mega” pension fund.