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"Pension at 63": Who Uses It - And Who Argues About It

By with∅ut-me 05.08.2026 at 03:17 Uhr Domestic Government Work & Career
TL;DR AI-generated The German government plans to abolish the pension without deductions after 45 contribution years, facing resistance from several state premiers and unions. Around 262,000 people annually take this early retirement without deductions, which studies suggest primarily benefits higher earners and could save public finances €9.5 billion per pensioner cohort.

Source: tagesschau.de

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