Pension reform: What would the end mean for the “pension with 63”?
The number of people who claim the so-called pension at 63 has exceeded all expectations
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The number of people who claim the so-called pension at 63 has exceeded all expectations. Pension reform: What would the end mean for the “pension at 63”. According to pension insurance, it last cost around 13 billion euros annually that actually due discounts are eliminated.
Furthermore, The “pension with 63” without discounts is on the tip, but parts of the coalition want to prevent a death blow for this popular type of pension. Almost every third new pension in 2025 was subject to discounts, around 18 percent of this type of pension. The retirement age is expected to rise to 67.5 years by 2041.
In addition, Around 262,000 used the pension after 45 years of insurance without discounts, 238,000 after 35 years with discounts. It is “financially the most important element” of the reform. © dpa-infocom, dpa:260803-930-478185/1.
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The number of people who claim the so-called pension at 63 has exceeded all expectations.
reliability low1/5 sourcesPension reform: What would the end mean for the “pension at 63”.
reliability low1/5 sourcesAccording to pension insurance, it last cost around 13 billion euros annually that actually due discounts are eliminated.
reliability low1/3 sourcesThe “pension with 63” without discounts is on the tip, but parts of the coalition want to prevent a death blow for this popular type of pension.
reliability low1/3 sourcesAlmost every third new pension in 2025 was subject to discounts, around 18 percent of this type of pension.
reliability low1/3 sourcesThe retirement age is expected to rise to 67.5 years by 2041.
reliability low1/3 sourcesAround 262,000 used the pension after 45 years of insurance without discounts, 238,000 after 35 years with discounts.
reliability low1/3 sourcesIt is “financially the most important element” of the reform. © dpa-infocom, dpa:260803-930-478185/1
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It is “financially the most important element” of the reform. © dpa-infocom, dpa:260803-930-478185/1
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