Financial Literacy and Retirement Savings in Germany

作者: Ivonne Honekamp

DOI: 10.2139/SSRN.2088873

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摘要: The German pension reforms in 2001 and 2004 increased the importance of private supplemental savings for retirement. Calculating appropriate retirement income needed choosing right product postulates some degree financial knowledge, also referred to as literacy. This paper investigates relationship between literacy savings. Germans seem have a good grasp basic concepts. However, individuals with low education face problems at same time seldom possess account. is different women, who are less literate than men, but not likely save

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