Retirement as in Sweden? Why the model also brings cuts and risks
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According to augsburger-Allgemeinee.de, 18.5 percent of the taxable income flows into the general pension, of which 16 percentage points into the income pension and 2.5 percentage points into the premium pension. 16 percent contribution, 2.5 percent fund share The income pension works under the pay-as-you-go scheme, but the contributions are also recorded in personal pension accounts.
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According to augsburger-Allgemeinee.de, 18.5 percent of the taxable income flows into the general pension, of which 16 percentage points into the income pension and 2.5 percentage points into the premium pension.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +116 percent contribution, 2.5 percent fund share The income pension works under the pay-as-you-go scheme, but the contributions are also recorded in personal pension accounts.
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