Which German Pension Is Best for You? | German Pensions with Scenarios for Expats Living in Germany

Pensions CAN be a great way to save money for retirement - even if you don't want to spend the rest of your life in Germany. But which pension in Germany is best for you? 🤔

What pensions are available in Germany?
What are advantages & disadvantages of these pension?
How much do you have to pay in taxes?

Axel shows you 9 different scenarios of typical expats and which pension might be right for them. As expat-life looks most of the time different than standard-life, you have different requirements. And your financial & pension planning should reflect how you see your life going forward.

Videos Axel mentioned:

Pension System in Germany | Public Pension, Rürup, Riester, Company Pension, Private Pension, etc

The Truth About Your Public Pension Letter | Numbers & Words on Your "Renteninformation" Explained

German Pensions Level 1: Public Pension & Rürup | High Tax Benefits for Your ETFs in Rürup Pension

German Pensions Level 2: Company Pension & Riester | Tax Benefits & Government Bonuses with Riester

German Private Pensions Level 3 | The Right Pension for Expats with Tax-Free Growth of Your ETFs?

Must-Have Insurance in Germany: Disability Insurance to Provide Income When Injured or Disabled

Renting vs Buying a Home: What's Better for You? | Buy or Rent a Property / Real Estate in Germany

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00:00 Intro
01:08 Is there a BEST Pension in Germany?
03:01 Reminder: Pension System in Germany
04:31 Is there a PERFECT Pension in Germany?
05:22 Different Expat Scenarios for German Pensions

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[Waleochronicles]

Am I the only one that noticed the "that's what she said line" I literally burst out laughing 🤣😂🤣 I love that humor can be infused even in serious topics. Good job!

[TradingWithCJ]

Ayyy nice one as always bro! Smashed the like 🔥👊🏼

[ricdotdev]

Can't wait for the Level 3 video. Love the Bell & Ross. ;-)

[ranjanrakesh]

Hello, recently I have started watching your videos and found it very helpful. I have an offer from a German company, hence planning to move to in next 2/3 months. Not planning to live for longer.
As I understood, the public pension is mandatory with 9.3% contribution from both employees and Employers.
Then there are other savings options which you put in categories.
I would like to consult you for various matters

[raafedmehri]

Where do i find my pensions letter?? Cause i dont recall i recived any.. second how do i change my pension from public to level 2 or 3??

[wethebestcrypto]

Can you avoid pension insurance tax legally? (and Unemployment Insurance)

[sharon]

Hi, can you access private pensions anywhere? I live in Germany with my husband now and maybe in 10 years we want to move to the US. Do all private insurance pay out anywhere in the world? or do we have to always get a new one every time we move?

[malikahmad]

Hi dear,
We moved from Denmark for a short stay in Germany. We worked 8 months in Germany so Can we claim for the pension which got deducted during our working stay? Is that possible? Please guide us.

[Lara-cjgu]

Can u help me please? I'm from the Philippines and my mother married a German. She's now receiving here widow pension since her husband died last year. My question is why is that we haven't yet receive the pension for this month? It's already 2 days delayed.Whats wrong? Can you help me pls