Company pension

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As a company pension one is company pensions referred to the years of seniority increases and increasing the - state - often relatively low retirement pension or pension to contribute.

In times of obsolescence and the necessity of pension reforms , many politicians want company pension models to become the "third pillar of old-age provision " (alongside state and private pension provision ).

The term company pension, which is mainly used in Austria, essentially corresponds to the word company pension that is used in Germany . In the future, entitlements to company pensions should be able to be carried as a " rucksack " even if the employer changes several times .

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