Savings measures in pensions: German pension insurance comments - pension systems in Austria, Sweden and Switzerland in comparison
The German pension insurance company has responded to a survey that shows that more than 70% of participants expect that they will not have enough money in their pension. Savings measures are being taken in pensions, while Finance Minister Christian Lindner had to cancel his stock pension planned for 2024. The comparison with countries like Switzerland, Austria and Sweden raises the question of whether these countries are doing better. Austria has a minimum pension that is independent of earnings and is merging pension systems. In Austria, the average gross pension is around 70% higher than in Germany, but on average more pension contributions are also paid. In Sweden...

Savings measures in pensions: German pension insurance comments - pension systems in Austria, Sweden and Switzerland in comparison
Analysis of pension systems
The different pension systems show that countries such as Austria and Sweden with a minimum pension and higher pension contributions achieve a higher gross pension compared to Germany. This can lead to the insured having more trust in the pension insurance and reducing the risk of poverty in old age. However, the differences in pension waiting times and the criticism of the Swedish pension system show that these systems also have their disadvantages. The discussion about pension reforms and adjustments is an important task for politicians in order to overcome future challenges in the pension system.
According to a report by amp.infranken.de
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