What do the parties in Hesse say on pensions?

So far, one current election program in Hesse has points on this topic.

Its points are shown here, summarized and placed. The quote and page number for each point are on the party's topic page.

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CDU

Program for the 2023 Hesse state election

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Points per step: 0 clearly more state, 0 leaning more state, 1 balanced, 0 leaning more market, 0 clearly more market

Make retirement more flexible and allow part-time pensions

The CDU wants to make the transition from work to retirement more flexible and is pushing for a part-time pension. Older people should be able to keep working voluntarily so that companies retain their knowledge. At the same time, pensions are to remain reliable.

The CDU wants to make the move into retirement more flexible. People should be able to get a part-time pension. Those who want to can keep working in old age. This should be voluntary. Pensions should stay secure.

CDU: the point with quote and page number