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Pension with Severe Disability: in 2026 Many Hit Hard
Reading time 3 minutesOn 1 January 2026, the protection of legitimate expectations ended, which allowed many severely disabled people to retire before the 62nd birthday. For all severely disabled people with a year of birth 1964 or younger, the following applies: A deduction-free old age pension for severely disabled people is only possible from 65 years of age, the earliest possible use – with reductions of up to 10.8 percent – is uniformly pos…
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Reading time 3 minutesOn 1 January 2026, the protection of legitimate expectations ended, which allowed many severely disabled people to retire before the 62nd birthday. For all severely disabled people with a year of birth 1964 or younger, the following applies: A deduction-free old age pension for severely disabled people is only possible from 65 years of age, the earliest possible use – with reductions of up to 10.8 percent – is uniformly pos…
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