New capital pension: Which asset manager can save the statutory pension?
Status: 10.07.2026, 10:19 PM Comments We follow on Google Two percent of pension contributions in the future to the capital pension
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In 2017, the nuclear companies Eon, RWE, EnBW and Vattenfall transferred a double-digit billion sum for the interim and final disposal of nuclear waste to the Kenfo sovereign wealth fund, which is managed by investment specialists. An essential component is the capital pension, a planned additional capital pillar, in which employees and employers pay higher compulsory contributions to the pension from 2028, which are deducted from gross income and increase non-wage labour costs.
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In 2017, the nuclear companies Eon, RWE, EnBW and Vattenfall transferred a double-digit billion sum for the interim and final disposal of nuclear waste to the Kenfo sovereign wealth fund, which is managed by investment specialists.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1An essential component is the capital pension, a planned additional capital pillar, in which employees and employers pay higher compulsory contributions to the pension from 2028, which are deducted from gross income and increase non-wage labour costs.
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