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Severe Disability: a Gdb of 50 Has a Positive Effect on the Pension
A recognised serious disability with a degree of disability (GdB) of at least 50 affects the statutory pension insurance mainly at the time of the beginning of the pension – not automatically at the level of the pension. Those who fulfil the status "severely disabled" can use certain old-age pensions earlier; however, the calculation formula of the pension does not change. Clear legal requirements and fixed age limits are decisive. What "50% sev…
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A recognised serious disability with a degree of disability (GdB) of at least 50 affects the statutory pension insurance mainly at the time of the beginning of the pension – not automatically at the level of the pension. Those who fulfil the status "severely disabled" can use certain old-age pensions earlier; however, the calculation formula of the pension does not change. Clear legal requirements and fixed age limits are decisive. What "50% sev…
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