Reforms: Does the Pension Remain at 63 Now? That Would Be the Consequences
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According to Sunday's election results, the signs that the coalition is weakening its pension plan – with massive effects for young contributors.
Before the confidential coalition meeting, the dispute about pension reform is growing. The SPD is pushing for changes in pension with 63, mini-jobs and transitional periods.
The so-called pension of 63 is controversial between the Union and the SPD. Three experts explain what the abolition would bring, how important it is for professionals and finances – and why the entire reform could slip.
Manuela Schwesig demanded in the election campaign that the non-deductible pension for long-term insured persons should remain, but then a central element to finance the pension reform would be omitted.
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