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Finances 2026: What’s changing this year

There will be a number of financial changes for employees, families, and investors in 2026. We have summarized the changes below.

The federal government plans to levy social security contributions on investment income. This will primarily affect the middle class.

The German pension system has many parallels to a Ponzi scheme. We take a closer look at this.

Nothing stands in the way of the new government of the CDU, CSU and SPD. We take a look at the coalition agreement from an investor’s perspective.

Anyone earning 1.5 times the average is already paying the top tax rate in Germany and is counted among the rich.

The SPD is planning significant tax increases, especially for savers. However, the younger generation will also be asked to pay more.

At first glance, the minimum wage seems like a good idea, but it does not solve the problem in the long term.

It’s the Bundestag election. Use this opportunity to strengthen our democracy and campaign for the right content and ideas!

A lot will change financially for employees, families and investors in 2025. We have summarized the changes.

Things have been much quieter on this blog recently. There are reasons for this, which we will go into in more detail in this article.