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Pensions For The Self: Rrup Or Riester Pension
April 12th, 2010 by thesuper

A Forsa poll brings serious knowledge gaps in the self to light. In terms of retirement to know the least know. This in turn feeds the concern that too little self-powered professionals and private provision. They should be about retirement, their funding options and alternatives really well informed: The small business owners, self employed and freelancers. Finally, they are usually not members of the public pension scheme. This increases the pressure to think of the age and to care should be – my man. Far from it: According to a poll by the Forsa polling institute on behalf of the Condor insurance group already exist in the basics of retirement glaring gaps. The tax advantages of retirement unknown Rrup example, 80 percent of the self does not know what to Riester pension and pension Rrup differ. Some of them come in terms of retirement to give an opinion anyway: for themselves 20 percent more likely to see Rrup pension and 16 percent more likely toRiester pension as appropriate. Six percent see no difference in the advantages and disadvantages. For example, about the tax advantages of pensions Rrup four out of five respondents feel poorly informed. It has for most of their own pension great relevance. Self-employed women with little interest in retirement After all – the younger the respondents appear more open and self-informed: 35 percent of 18-34-year-olds have even been a complete Rrup pension. Nevertheless, the ratio in the whole shocking: Only eight percent of respondents already hold Rrup Police, for purposes of retirement. In the self-employed women, the rate is even lower: only five percent of those who have already completed Rrup Treaty. Interest have, however, according to survey at least 16 percent.


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