What funding is available in Bavaria for replacing old windows?

  • Erstellt am 2023-02-06 20:34:56

SoL

2023-02-10 14:13:33
  • #1

Wow, then unfortunately you don't understand your payslip.
The contributions you pay finance today's pensioners. Your pension will be paid by future contributors.
It's called the intergenerational contract, so maybe hold back on your false statements.
 

K a t j a

2023-02-10 14:30:11
  • #2
This is really ridiculous how this misconception has spread. The contract is not between me and your children, but between the state and the generations. If the entire next generation dies tomorrow, I still have a pension claim.
 

SoL

2023-02-10 14:38:10
  • #3
Legally correct. Now please think one step further: What happens if all contributors drop out? Then you can forget about your pension claims, because they are no longer usable for anything else.
 

KarstenausNRW

2023-02-10 15:51:14
  • #4

Sorry that you lack education in this area:
"The characteristic of the pay-as-you-go system is that the current income of the pension insurance institutions – contributions from the insured and employers as well as federal budget subsidies – is used for ongoing pension payments. In return for their contributions, the insured have a constitutionally protected right to receive a pension in old age, which is then financed by the next generation of contributors."
You yourself have not paid a single cent towards your own pension your entire life.

The good old socialist GDR times. Back then the world was still in order. And there was a rent cap and apartments largely belonged to the state. So that the socialist people could fully commit themselves to the achievements of socialism.
Ugh – I can’t stand such drivel anymore.

A claim, yes. But you also have that claim against the bankrupt construction contractor. And in both cases you get the same amount of money transferred to your account.

We have an unspoken generational contract. You won’t change that with your drivel. And it does not only consist of our children paying the pension claims of the seniors (against the state). It also consists of the older generation caring for the children. Both only work with state subsidies – so for the pension and with child benefits.
 

K a t j a

2023-02-10 17:44:17
  • #5
Always nice when someone explains the world to you who does not use their own mind but gets their education from the internet. The state is not insolvent just because pension revenues collapse. It has many sources of income and options. Apart from that, if the state were insolvent, I would worry less about my pension; we would have other problems. The fact remains that child benefit is outdated. The actual goal was missed. Much more important are daycare places and the compatibility of family and career.
 

K a t j a

2023-02-10 17:50:51
  • #6
Why should they drop out? For example, we could import plenty of contributors from other countries if we have too few. Wait a minute, aren't we already doing that?
 

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