Greenland If Greenland became part of the United States, all pension-age citizens would immediately receive a minimum pension of $1,500 per month

Initiative #2 ​

What If Greenland Joined the U.S.? A Look at Pension Benefits​

If Greenland became part of the United States, all pension-age citizens would immediately receive a minimum pension of $1,500 per month, regardless of work history. This would provide a significant financial boost compared to Greenland’s current pension system.

How U.S. Pensions Would Benefit Greenlanders​

• Guaranteed $1,500 Monthly Pension – Every retiree in Greenland would receive at least $1,500 per month, higher than the current Danish pension of about $950.
• Improved Financial Security – With increased income, Greenlandic seniors would have a better quality of life and greater financial stability.
• Economic Boost – More spending power for retirees would support local businesses and services, strengthening the economy.

Key Considerations​

• Healthcare Access – Would Greenlanders also qualify for U.S. programs like Medicare?
• Denmark’s Role – How would this affect Greenland’s relationship with Denmark?
• Long-Term Policies – Would future pensions require a work history or new tax rules?

If Greenland joined the U.S., pension-age citizens would receive a guaranteed minimum of $1,500 per month, significantly improving financial security. While this would be a major advantage, other factors like healthcare and economic shifts would need consideration. Would this be a good move for Greenland? The debate continues.​