Der Kanzler will die Höhe der Rente nicht mehr an das Renteneintrittsalter knüpfen – das sagte er auf einer Wahlveranstaltung. Außerdem wiederholte Merz seine Kritik an der „Work-Life-Balance“.
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50 Euros a Month: Merz Wants to Link Pensions to Working Life
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German Chancellor Merz proposed linking retirement benefits to an individual's total working life, rather than their retirement age. He also reiterated his criticism of the concept of 'work-life balance' during an election event. Additionally, Merz encouraged citizens to save more, mentioning a monthly savings amount of 50 euros.