Germans could be forced to work into their 70s
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The pension in crisis: Jens Spahn sees the pension from 70. The Merz government discusses the active pension. An overview.
In Germany, the Ministry of Economy has commissioned a report on how to rebalance the pension system. The experts recommend raising the legal age of departure to 73 by 2060.
Economic experts recommend a drastic increase in the retirement age until 2060. What consequences this could have for German society.
Union leader Jens Spahn has also spoken out in favour of a gradual increase in the retirement age – but on one point he contradicts the Minister for Economic Affairs Reiche.
A scientific advisory group, set up by Minister of Economic Affairs Katherina Reiche (CDU), wants to find the solution for Germany's problems: People should simply work up to 73!A comment by Andrea Waldner The supposed logic behind this demand is: The Germans live longer, so they have to work longer.For years, economic performance has stagnated, while comparable economies grow significantly more dynamic, one motivating: because of low productivi…
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