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CSU on pensions

From the program “For a Strong and Stable Bavaria. Life Is Simply Better in Bavaria.”

2023 Bavaria state election, October 8, 2023Original PDF, 24 pagesAnalyzed on October 3, 2026

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Full mothers' pension for children born before 1992

The CSU wants to give equal pension treatment to parents of children born before 1992. They would be credited with three child-raising years, and thus three pension points, per child.

Parents get more pension for raising children. For older children, they get less than for younger ones. The CSU wants to change that. For each child born before 1992, three years should count.

The demand applies to mothers or fathers who cared for their children themselves during child-raising periods. Three pension points would be credited for each child born before 1992. The platform sees this as fair recognition of the work of raising children.

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„wollen wir die volle Mütterrente erreichen, nämlich die Anrechnung von drei Erziehungsjahren“

Translation: we want to achieve the full mothers' pension, namely the crediting of three child-raising years

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  • Economyleaning more state

    Credit would rise from today's two and a half to three child-raising years per child, an incremental expansion of an existing pension benefit.

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