Coalition Divided on Pension Reform: SPD Secretary-General Klüssendorf Now Wants "Retirement at 63"
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SPD Secretary-General Klüssendorf questions the planned end of penalty-free retirement at 63, advocating for its retention for those with long insurance histories. CDU politicians maintain their stance on abolition to ease pension finances and ensure affordability for younger generations.
Source: taz.de
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