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The state-subsidised long-term investment account should be designed as lifelong, capital market-based product. Key elements should be high-yield funds, a simple default product, automatic enrolment and flexible payout options. (Download, in German)
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The German economy is experiencing a period of weakness. GDP is expected to grow by 0.2 % this year and 0.9 % in 2026. To return to a path of growth, its productivity must increase, in particular through more innovation and investment.
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In view of the current challenges, Germany must develop new growth perspectives and security policy prospects. The opportunities arising must not be squandered.
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An “early start pension” (Frühstart-Rente) is planned: Every month, the government will invest ten euros for children aged 6 to 18 in the capital market. What are the gains?
