– Why average earners only have prospects of receiving a basic security pension – Anyone who is employed as a worker with a continuous income until the age of 67 can expect to receive a net pension amounting to 50% of their last net income when they retire in the not too distant future. […]
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Old-age poverty: European countries expropriate pension savers
– How political decisions lead to impoverishment – Poverty in old age is increasingly being taken up by the media as an issue. However, this phenomenon is homemade, and it seems to have even been accepted. After all, it has been ongoing political decisions for more than 20 years that have reduced the statutory […]
Are you really well advised?
When it comes to a >g id=”gid_0″>successful retirement provision, insurance agents or brokers are usually the first people to contact. In some cases a complete reversal of the contract is possible. The OLG Saarbrücken (judgement of 26.02.2014, file no. 5 U 64/13) decided that the insurance broker has to point out the differences between […]
Rürup pension: Frequent false advice from brokers
– When incomplete advice enables the complete reversal – The OLG Saarbrücken (judgement of 26.02.2014, file no. 5 U 64/13) decided that the insurance broker has to point out the differences between the Rürup or basic pension and other models of a flexible private pension (already: OLG Stuttgart, in: VersR 2007, 1069). For example, information […]
Federal Supreme Court: Riester contracts are unseizable – or partially or completely seizable.
When the insolvency administrator gets some Riester assets – The Federal Court of Justice (BGH, ruling of 16 November 2017, file no. IX ZR 21/17) decided that § 851 I of the Code of Civil Procedure (ZPO) in conjunction with § 97 I of the Income Tax Act (EStG) order the non-transferability of the Riester […]
The fairy tale of the unprofitable German pension insurance scheme
– When a funded pension would be comparable – The Deutsche Rentenversicherung Bund (DRV) lets its insured know that voluntary contributions in particular lead to an annual pension of 5.18%. In many cases, it is nonsensical to compare returns, as this would require consideration of the increasing payouts, including increasing life expectancy. The answer […]
Pension: once “the yellow of the egg” – today expropriated
Pre-programmed old-age poverty despite additional private provision by those with compulsory insurance: Which is why even average earners have the best prospects of a basic pension. Anyone who is employed as an employee until the age of 67 with a continuous income can expect to receive a net pension amounting to 50 percent of […]
Errors in advice on the tax savings model for the Rürup pension
Why the mediation of the basic pension almost certainly leads to the liability of the intermediary. The Rürup pension was sold millions of times as a tax-saving model. As a matter of course, savings by paying insurance premiums in the savings phase are then precalculated by the agent or broker. However, if documentation has […]
No secure supply
Why Rürup pensions are not protected against insolvency / Neither protected against seizure nor suitable for old-age provision The Rürup pension is a typical tax-saving model. The seller’s trick is often to highlight the tax advantages at the beginning of the contract or in the savings phase, but to completely ignore the later risks […]
Save taxes with Rürup pension?
The Rürup pension was sold as a tax-saving model in which savings made by paying insurance premiums during the savings phase are naturally pre-calculated by the agent. However, if documentation has been prepared at all, it often lacks the disadvantages of tax burdens in old age. The misadvice will already be that in old age […]
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