Exceptions for Certain Professions?: Coalition Considers Raising Contribution Years in Case of Pension at 63
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The fronts in the political discussion on pension become hardened with 63. While the CSU relies on exceptions, in the SPD the resistance against abolition grows.
According to a report, the Federal Government is discussing a possible compromise in the dispute over pension policy. Employees could only retire after 46 or 47 years of contributions. More in the liveticker.
The Federal Government's pension package is once again tangled up in the Bundestag: With the pension of 63 there is apparently movement. The necessary number of contribution years could increase, but also a limitation to certain occupational groups.
According to a report, the Union and the SPD advise that in the future the non-deductible pension will only be possible after up to 47 years of contributions. The CSU also wants to limit it to cases of hardship.
In the dispute over the abolition of the non-deductible pension after 45 years of contributions (pension with 63), the political groups of the Union and SPD discuss a compromise.
According to a media report, Schwarz-Rot wants to end the claim-free pension after 45 years. Berlin hopes for financial relief from it. But from the countries comes resistance. This post Social Policy Government discusses the end of the claim-free pension after 45 years has been published on Junge Freiheit.
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