Merz Talks About the Power of Pension: Incentives for Early Retirement Should Be Abolished
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After its conference, the Federal Government conjures up the departure. However, CDU man Christoph Ahlhaus holds little of the harmony and calls on Chancellor Friedrich Merz to act. Juso boss Philipp Türmer also sees his own party as the responsibility.
Merz is breaking up with early retirement. On the coalition clause, the chancellor spoke a word of power, despite opposition from Eastern countries.
In June, a committee of experts handed over to the Government a proposal for reform of the pension system that included an increase in the retirement age to 70 years by the end of the century.
The German government coalition has ended the summer holidays with a two-day retreat at Neuhardenberg Castle in Brandenburg, linked to the Prussian reformer Karl August von Hardenberg and in which they have been ratified, among other reforms, that of pensions, which will enter into force before the end of the year. With it, the possibility of retiring at the age of 63 will be abolished by collecting the entire pension and Germany takes another s…
Federal Chancellor Merz has also rejected demands from his own party for the retention of the non-deductible pension after 45 years of contributions. Merz said after the cabinet clause in Brandenburg that the coalition had agreed to take over the proposals of the Pensions Commission as a whole.
The government swears to it. Two days of team building should also scare away the murmur. At the pension the chancellor speaks a word of power.
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