Pension Fund Law
A law enacted in Germany in 2001. According to this law, pension fund investments lead to a substantial improvement in returns, primarily because – contributions are made from tax-free income, – interest receivable remains tax-free during the term of the contract, and – a nominal value guarantee is required by law for the relevant contracts. – See aging, old-age dependency ratio, pension contracts, labor force potential, balance sheet, holistic, nominal value guarantee, pension funds, prudent man standard of care, pension, funded, tontine. – Cf. Monthly Report of the Deutsche Bundesbank, July 2002,
p. 25 ff.
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