Plans for Higher Deductions for Early Retirement
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The Federal Government is planning higher deductions for people who retire before reaching the regular age limit. According to CSU head Hoffmann, the reductions are to be raised from 0.3 to 0.4 percent per month.
The savings of the government hit pension insurance more than planned - and this raises the question of how the losses can be compensated. The CSU now brings in higher reductions for early retirees. By F. Aischmann.
According to CSU head of state Alexander Hoffmann, those who retire prematurely will have to accept higher deductions in the future.
Because of the strained budgetary situation, the government wants to transfer less than billions to the pension insurance. To plug the hole the reductions for early retirees are to rise.
Those who retire earlier should have to give up their old-age pensions more in the future. CSU head Alexander Hoffmann announces an increase in monthly reductions.
If you retire prematurely, you will receive 0.3 percent less old-age pension for each previous month. According to the CSU, these deductions are to rise soon. The party also sees a clear need for change in the non-deductible pension after 45 years of insurance.
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