A Rürup pension cannot be inherited, given away, sold or lent. If you have debts, you risk creditors seizing the Rürup assets you have saved up before your pension starts. And if the state would have to pay Hartz IV or court cost assistance, it allows him to deny the Rürup assets and to refer […]
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How insurers’ lies harm small and medium-sized businesses by the millions
New ruling by the Federal Court of Justice (BGH): Attachment of Rürup pension possible at any time Insolvency security of the basic or Rürup pension? The state allows up to 20,000 euros per person and assessment year to be partially deducted as special expenses for tax purposes in the case of private old-age provision through […]
New BGH ruling: savings for basic pension must be used before Hartz-IV
A basic pension, also known as a Rürup pension, must be terminated in the event of an emergency Emergencies abound in a person’s life, such as when a welfare application is imminent. The question of whether a plaintiff is entitled to legal aid under the poor law is also assessed according to the same […]
Leeway in insurers’ policy conditions
Advice traps in occupational disability, basic disability and dread disease insurance – Part II Many people who are unable to work do not have an insured illness No insurer will want to pay an occupational disability pension just because the insured is unable to work. Nevertheless, some insured persons believe that they can obtain […]
No, Mr. Customer: Your money isn’t gone – it’s just gone to someone else!
A Rürup pension cannot be inherited, given away, sold or lent. Those who have debts, on the other hand, risk beingss creditor seize and exploit the accumulated Rürup assets before retirement. And if the state would have to pay, for example, Hartz IV or court cost assistance, it can refuse this because of the […]
New BFH ruling confirms breach of duty of care in case of excessive tax burden
Company pension scheme: New billion-dollar liability of the insurance industry “My friends wanted to be firemen, farmers, policemen, or something like that. Not me, I just wanted to steal other people’s money.” (Warren Oates as John Dillinger in Dillinger, USA 1973) Marketing concepts often form the basis of employer consulting by insurance companies. […]
The 10 Commandments
How to avoid capital destruction via life insurance In economic terms, life insurance policies are often investments that compete with traditional bank products. Intransparency, faulty advice and incorrect billing cost customers billions every year. In most cases, there is then a claim for back payment, reclaim or compensation. However, insurers will not pay without […]
Ruling confirms breach of duty of care in case of excessive tax burden
Marketing concepts often form the basis of employer consulting by insurance companies. Not infrequently these lead with the implementation first with the employer and then with the insurer as designer straight to the liability for damages. Up to 99% of all insurance solutions in occupational pension schemes are apparently designed to be tax-damaging for […]
Employee damage due to company pension scheme
In a ruling of 15 March 2007 (reference number 4 Sa 1152/06), the Munich Regional Labour Court ordered an employer to reimburse a former employee for the difference between the “premium sum of converted wage contributions” and the “surrender value” at the end of the employment relationship. After about 3.5 years of deferred compensation through […]
A place to stay for the bills
April 1, 2008 – A small CD-ROM containing data from a small bank in a small state plunged a large number of international investors into a major crisis. From which she hasn’t really recovered yet. The capitalists, constantly on the run from the grasp of the treasury, no longer know where to go. How easy […]