Rürup Archives - Rechtsanwaltskanzlei München

Published on: 4. February 20203. December 2020

How retirement income and pension increases can be designed at an early stage

In the last up to more than 35 years, people’s parties have more than halved the statutory net pension level. The cost of an equally high funded pension in safe government bonds has approximately tripled as a result of political decisions. subscribers of Basic income support – most of which is not applied for by […]

Published on: 29. January 20202. December 2020

Private and occupational pension schemes: deletion of valuation reserves remains on the agenda

For more than 10 years, the yields of life insurance policies have been suffering from the low capital market interest rates. As a result, reductions of up to more than 30 % compared to the expectations raised until the turn of the millennium are the rule. However, customers with terminated or expired contracts have been […]

Published on: 28. January 202026. January 2021

Retirement provision and asset planning

Private pension provision affects us all While 20 years ago bottle collecting pensioners were a rare sight on Germany’s streets, today they are already part of the everyday street scene. The results of a survey of the Deutsche Bank clearly show that already every second German citizenhas anxiety about this, no longer be able to […]

Published on: 13. January 20203. December 2020

Save taxes on capital payments under the company pension scheme (bAV), severance payments and after active partial retirement

– How to design more retirement income and pension increases early on ? “He who does not work should not eat” (Franz Müntefering, 09.05.2006) In the last up to more than 35 years, people’s parties have more than halved the statutory net pension level. The cost of an equally high funded pension in […]

Published on: 16. May 2019

Why private basic pensions often lead to losses for policyholders

A marketing expert remarked: “The best marketing agency is in Berlin – that is, the government”. First came the Riester pension with subsidised allowances, then the increasingly tax-deductible basic pension – also known as the Rürup pension. One financial services provider said: “The shift from state to private retirement provision is a growth market for […]

Published on: 30. October 20182. December 2020

Successfully contradict wrong tax report of the insurer

Incorrect tax data at the life insurer leads to massively excessive tax The Münster Tax Court (FG, judgement of 30.01.2018, file no. 5 K 3324/16 E) recently decided that an occupational disability pension ending before the start of the retirement pension is not taxable in accordance with a basic pension for the most part, but […]

Published on: 18. September 20182. December 2020

Compensation from the intermediary after change of cover or change of insurer

The Federal Court of Justice (BGH, ruling of 26 August 2018, file no. I ZR 274/16) expects the plaintiff, who feels that he has suffered damage after the re-coverage of life insurance policies, to present facts from which the probability of damage can be deduced for a declaratory action. An action for a declaratory […]

Published on: 16. February 20182. December 2020

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 […]

Published on: 29. January 2018

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 […]

Published on: 11. October 20173. December 2020

Rürup pension: Researcher criticizes high costs

The costs for commission and administration eat up a large part of the return on the Rürup pension, calculates a Chemnitz professor. The customer usually has no idea what is going on – the information in the product information sheets is going in the wrong direction. Link: http://www.procontra-online.de/artikel/date/2017/10/ruerup-rente-forscher-bemaengelt-hohe-kosten/

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