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Great Social Reform: It Will Be Really Expensive for These Vintages
The social contributions will rise dramatically in the future. Younger years will have to pay significantly more for: pension, health insurance, care and unemployment insurance. This is shown by model calculations of the expert council economy. While the birth year 1960 over its acquisition phase is burdened on average with a total social insurance contribution rate of 39.4 percent, it is therefore already 47.3 percent for the year 1990 and for …
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The social contributions will rise dramatically in the future. Younger years will have to pay significantly more for: pension, health insurance, care and unemployment insurance. This is shown by model calculations of the expert council economy. While the birth year 1960 over its acquisition phase is burdened on average with a total social insurance contribution rate of 39.4 percent, it is therefore already 47.3 percent for the year 1990 and for …
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