What will become of the "pension with 63"?: Merz' pension reform gets sharp headwind from the East
From "Rente mit 63": East would be "strongly affected"
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From "Rente mit 63": East would be "strongly affected". Manuela Schwesig opposes the planned out of the premium-free pension after 45 contribution years. The Pensions Commission has proposed to cancel the deduction-free pension after 45 years of contribution.
Furthermore, Pension reform: Bremen's head of government against out for "pension with 63". Only shortly after the hustle and bustle about his unfortunate Cabinet reshuffle, three CDU Prime Ministers from the East oppose the abolition of the tee-free pension after 45 years of contribution.
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From "Rente mit 63": East would be "strongly affected".
reliability moderate2/4 sourcesManuela Schwesig opposes the planned out of the premium-free pension after 45 contribution years.
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The Pensions Commission has proposed to cancel the deduction-free pension after 45 years of contribution.
according to DIE ZEITPension reform: Bremen's head of government against out for "pension with 63".
according to DIE ZEITOnly shortly after the hustle and bustle about his unfortunate Cabinet reshuffle, three CDU Prime Ministers from the East oppose the abolition of the tee-free pension after 45 years of contribution.
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Manuela Schwesig opposes the planned out of the premium-free pension after 45 contribution years.
omitted byLeft sideCentercovered byPublic / AgenciesFrom "Rente mit 63": East would be "strongly affected".
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