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No Pension Despite 45 Years of Work
Reading time 4 minutes45 years Paying contributions to the statutory pension insurance is an enormous life benefit – legally, it opens up the right to the old-age pension for particularly long-term insured persons. Nevertheless, this type of pension does not allow immediate retirement. For all birth years from 1964, the deduction-free age limit is now 65 years; before this age, the pension for particularly long-term insured persons can neither b…
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Reading time 4 minutes45 years Paying contributions to the statutory pension insurance is an enormous life benefit – legally, it opens up the right to the old-age pension for particularly long-term insured persons. Nevertheless, this type of pension does not allow immediate retirement. For all birth years from 1964, the deduction-free age limit is now 65 years; before this age, the pension for particularly long-term insured persons can neither b…
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