Government Discusses Non-Deductible Pension After 47 Years of Contributions
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In the Federal Government, it is discussed how the so-called "retirement with 63" could be continued under certain circumstances. ...
The so-called pension of 63 is to remain, many say in CDU and SPD. However, the members of the Union in the pension commission demand from the Chancellor that the abolition be carried out as planned.
Germany is considering increasing the length of service for early retirement without penalties from 45 to 46 or 47 years. Exceptions for difficult occupations and child rearing are also being discussed.
Constanze Janda, Co-Chairman of the Pensions Commission, considers the recommendation to abolish the non-deductible pension after 45 years of contributions to be "central". It is by no means just one among many and therefore not repulsible, said Janda to the "Tagesspiegel". If one asked her which of the 33 recommendations is not so essential, she would not have thought of the non-deductible pension at all. She was "really central" because this t…
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