Search Results - subject:"Rente"

The recent history and future prospects of the UK welfare state

Pearce, Nick; Kelly, Gavin - 2025

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10015457803

The generosity of social welfare programmes in the Soviet Union : a comprehensive overview

Heinrich, Andreas - 2025

This working paper presents an overview of the gradual development of the Soviet welfare system from the October Revolution of 1917 to the country’s dissolution in 1991. It examines all major social welfare programmes in the Soviet Union and their generosity – understood as the combination...

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10015611547

How is wealth distributed across British households? : reassessing the valuation of pensions

Delestre, Isaac; O'Brien, Laurence - 2026

Reliable statistics on the distribution of wealth - and how this has changed over time - are essential for informing a range of policy debates. Unfortunately, current official statistics from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) do not provide a coherent or consistent guide to how wealth is...

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10015635315

Optimal retirement with disability pensions

Fehr, Hans; Fröhlich, Adrian - 2024

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10015154258

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Optimal retirement with disability pensions

Fehr, Hans; Fröhlich, Adrian W. - 2022

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Optimal retirement with disability pensions

Fehr, Hans; Fröhlich, Adrian W. - 2022

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Optimal Retirement with Disability Pensions

Fehr, Hans; Fröhlich, Adrian W. - 2023

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Differences in public pension entitlements within couples : analyses based on SHARE-RV

Herold, Imke - 2026

Within the three-pillar German pension system, the German Pension Insurance remains the most important source of old-age income. From a gender comparative perspective, existing literature shows the inequality between men and women regarding income and wealth in general. Wealth includes pension...

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Parenthood and pension wealth : the long-term impact of children on retirement savings

Landovská, Petra; Votápková, Jana - 2026

Population ageing and declining fertility challenge public pension systems and raise concerns about financial preparedness for retirement. While wealth accumulation depends on socioeconomic characteristics such as income, education, and health, family size may also shape long-term saving...

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Assessing the government's reform to the National Insurance treatment of salary sacrifice pension contributions

O'Brien, Laurence; Oulton, Matthew - 2026

In November 2025, the Chancellor announced that salary sacrifice pension contributions - whereby employees agree to a reduction in their salary in return for additional employer pension contributions - above £2,000 per year will no longer be exempt from employer and employee National Insurance...

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The motherhood penalty in financial resources for retirement : a life course perspective on the accumulation of public pension wealth and personal wealth in East and West Germany

Möhring, Katja; Overweg, Clara; Weiland, Andreas P. - 2026

This study investigates the motherhood penalty on personal net wealth and public pension wealth, focusing on women born between 1937 and 1989. Expanding upon previous research, we (a) contrast the impact of motherhood on public pension wealth and net wealth, (b) adopt a dynamic perspective by...

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Mandatory pension contributions, household consumption, and savings

Larsen, Linda Sandris; Nielsson, Ulf; Nutu, Mara; … - 2026

Using Danish register data, we study whether individuals save enough to maintain almost all (90%) of their pre-retirement consumption. We find that 85 percent do, largely due to mandatory labour market pension contributions. The remaining 15 percent are less likely to have mandatory pension...

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Self-control and early withdrawal from retirement accounts

Moran, Patrick; Schneider, Patrick - 2026

Using a survey-elicited measure of psychological self-control and a policy change in Australia during COVID-19, we find that self-control issues significantly predict early withdrawals from retirement accounts. Individuals in the top quintile of self-control issues are 60% more likely to...

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