IHS CEO Bonin: Households also have to contribute

The health insurance company must save because of the recession in order to get over the years 2025 and 2026

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IHS CEO Holger Bonin wants to take private households into account for the renovation of Austrian state finances. People currently have more money at their disposal, but the economic performance has shrunk, he said on Sunday in the ORF "Pressestunde": "There you will have to get there." Bonin also wants a contribution from countries and municipalities.

IHS CEO Holger Bonin also wants to take private households into account for the renovation of Austrian state finances. People currently have more money at their disposal, but the economic performance has shrunk, he said on Sunday in the ORF "press hour": "You'll have to get there."

VIENNA. IHS CEO Holger Bonin wants to make private households compulsory to rehabilitate Austrian public finances.