The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results
The Future Financing Act was passed yesterday, and to paraphrase Einstein: Insanity is having the hope again and again that the traffic lights will get something positive off the ground after all.
The law was passed by the cabinet, but unfortunately the very positive change in relation to the capital-forming benefits (higher preferential contributions, no salary limit in relation to the employee savings allowance) is no longer a component.
This means that everything remains the same, both in terms of the VL and the extremely poor performance of the traffic light government.
This is a great pity, as it could really have been a sensible way to (simply) strengthen the equity culture.
Next year, the reform of private pensions is on the agenda - but here, too, I no longer have particularly high hopes.