German commission proposes older retirement age and state pension fund, sources say
The plan would add a state-managed funded pillar and a 2% wage contribution as Germany seeks to stabilize long-term pension spending.
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The pension commission wants to rebuild the system: capital pension, stricter early pension and the end of the holding line are in the room. What is planned, who would be affected.
Germany weighs raising retirement age to 70
The reform would also abolish the key early-retirement scheme, after Chancellor Merz accused citizens of not working hard enough The German government is preparing to back sweeping pension reforms that would gradually raise the retirement age to 70, end key early-retirement schemes and introduce additional contributions to a state-run investment fund, according to local media....
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Mittelstand CafeRhein-Neckar-Zeitung [Newsroom]Heidelberg (ots) - The Federal Government should implement the reform points for the pension, which the experts pre-drafted. Every coalitionist has been able to assert himself in certain places. The Union gets its future retirement. The SPD ... Continue reading here...Original content of: Rhein-Neckar-Zeitung, transmitted by news aktuell
According to the plans of the government, the statutory retirement age is to be gradually increased and increased to 68 years by 2051.
An expert commission has drawn up far-reaching plans for the future of the German pension system. The criticism is clear.
The Pensions Commission proposes a restructuring of the pension scheme and recommends, among other things, the raising of the retirement age to 70 years. The reactions are muted: the economist Marcel Fratzscher, for example, believes that the policy needs to be improved.
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