"Otherwise the pension reform is dead": DIW President Fratzscher with a clear statement on the "pension at 63"
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"Otherwise the pension reform is dead": DIW President Fratzscher with a clear statement on the "pension at 63". Dispute over the pension at 63 (symbol image) © Philip Dulian/dpa DIW President Fratzscher for abolition of the pension at 63 As the Rheinische Post (RP) reports, Marcel Fratzscher, President of the German Institute for Economic Research (DIW), calls for an end to the deduction-free pension after 45 years of contributions. In a letter to the federal government, they defended the deduction-free "pension at 63". "Anyone who has paid in for 45 years has paid in enough.".
Furthermore, The Merkur argues for the end of the pension at 63, as it was poorly designed and not targeted enough. At the center of the conflict is the planned end of the deduction-free "pension at 63".
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"Otherwise the pension reform is dead": DIW President Fratzscher with a clear statement on the "pension at 63".
reliability low1/3 sourcesDispute over the pension at 63 (symbol image) © Philip Dulian/dpa DIW President Fratzscher for abolition of the pension at 63 As the Rheinische Post (RP) reports, Marcel Fratzscher, President of the German Institute for Economic Research (DIW), calls for an end to the deduction-free pension after 45 years of contributions.
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In a letter to the federal government, they defended the deduction-free "pension at 63". "Anyone who has paid in for 45 years has paid in enough."
according to Der TagesspiegelThe Merkur argues for the end of the pension at 63, as it was poorly designed and not targeted enough.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1At the center of the conflict is the planned end of the deduction-free "pension at 63".
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1
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