Number of Germany's pensioners rises to 22.5 million

NAMPA / DPA
2026-08-04
Frankfurt (dpa) - Last year, around 22.5 million people in Germany received benefits from statutory, private or occupational pension schemes, which was 0.8% more than in the previous year, the Federal Statistical Office announced on Tuesday.  According to the figures, a total of around ?423 billion ($487 billion) was paid out. Compared with the previous year, this represents an increase of 5.1%, or ?20.7 billion. Around 72% of the benefits - tota......
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