Pension: Linnemann wants to secure pension rights for carers
Home Politics Germany Pension : Linnemann wants to secure pension rights for carers Care insurance is in financial need - therefore a reform is..
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Home Politics Germany Pension : Linnemann wants to secure pension rights for carers Care insurance is in financial need - therefore a reform is planned, which should also include cuts. Federal Health Minister Carsten Linnemann (CDU) wants to implement the previously planned savings in pension entitlements for carers if possible. “I don’t want to save with carers, at the pension,” he told the “Bild am Sonntag”. It is planned that 70 percent of the corresponding amounts should be paid for future pension entitlements.
Furthermore, The focus is also on reductions in pension contributions, which the care funds pay under certain conditions for people who care for relatives - currently up to 740 euros per month. If implemented, society loses heat. “It gets colder because these are people who hold our society together,” Linnemann said. “And so I will try to correct this point, that there are no cuts, but that the pension points are preserved.” Linnemann’s predecessor in the ministerial office, Nina Warken (CDU), had presented a first draft with expenditure brakes and additional income, in view of an expected billion deficit of the nursing insurance, the general contribution increases should avoid. Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU) also said in July that the decision on this had not yet been finally made.
In addition, If they were not implemented, the coalition would have to talk about counter-financing. Linnemann said he heard from the SPD, the CSU, but also from his own party the criticism of the plans.
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Home Politics Germany Pension : Linnemann wants to secure pension rights for carers Care insurance is in financial need - therefore a reform is planned, which should also include cuts.
reliability low1/6 sourcesFederal Health Minister Carsten Linnemann (CDU) wants to implement the previously planned savings in pension entitlements for carers if possible. “I don’t want to save with carers, at the pension,” he told the “Bild am Sonntag”.
reliability low1/3 sourcesIt is planned that 70 percent of the corresponding amounts should be paid for future pension entitlements.
reliability low1/3 sourcesThe focus is also on reductions in pension contributions, which the care funds pay under certain conditions for people who care for relatives - currently up to 740 euros per month.
reliability low1/3 sourcesIf implemented, society loses heat. “It gets colder because these are people who hold our society together,” Linnemann said. “And so I will try to correct this point, that there are no cuts, but that the pension points are preserved.” Linnemann’s predecessor in the ministerial office, Nina Warken (CDU), had presented a first draft with expenditure brakes and additional income, in view of an expected billion deficit of the nursing insurance, the general contribution increases should avoid.
reliability low1/3 sourcesFederal Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU) also said in July that the decision on this had not yet been finally made.
reliability low1/3 sourcesIf they were not implemented, the coalition would have to talk about counter-financing.
reliability low1/3 sourcesLinnemann said he heard from the SPD, the CSU, but also from his own party the criticism of the plans.
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