Nordlys
2020-02-03 22:06:44
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When I retire next year, of course my pension will be 30% less, well, the estimated income will also decrease, and the private health insurance will only have to cover 30% instead of 50% now, nevertheless, it will be less. I am quite glad to be debt-free. Of our two children, our son studied in MS, in HRO, and in Rome. At the beginning of his studies, we gave him 12,000 euros, which we had saved for him over the first 18 years of his life. We obviously gave the same to our daughter, but she didn't waste it on studying. He also received 500 euros per month from us on top of that. Otherwise, he earned money at the Max Planck Institute, among others. Don't pamper the children too much, it is no shame to earn money on the side, the big New Zealand trip doesn't have to be at your expense, and having to budget a bit during studies doesn't hurt, it increases learning success. K.