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What if your retirement savings could work beyond a traditional savings account? From 2027, Germany introduces new options for private retirement investing, with potential government incentives.
HERE'S HOWPay regularly into an eligible private retirement contract.
If you qualify, the government may add an allowance based on your contributions.
Eligible funds and ETFs may be used, depending on the product. Their market value can rise or fall.
Move the slider to see how a potential basic allowance changes with your contributions.
Illustration, not an individual eligibility calculation
Requires direct eligibility and compliance with the legal conditions. Excludes child allowances and potential tax benefits. This is not an investment return. Market losses, costs and taxes are not included.
A retirement investment account is not a savings account. Products without guarantees can fluctuate and lose value. Money is earmarked for retirement rather than unrestricted withdrawals, and future payouts are generally taxable.
No financial expertise required to get started.
No. It is a special, government-eligible private retirement contract with restrictions on eligible assets and withdrawals.
Not necessarily. Only eligible investments may be used. The available fund selection depends on the provider.
Qualifying employees and certain self-employed groups may be eligible, depending on the rules. Not everyone qualifies automatically. A minimum annual personal contribution of €120 generally applies for the basic allowance.
Existing contracts may generally continue. Switching may be possible but is not automatically the best choice.
No. The new account is part of subsidised private retirement savings, not a new occupational pension scheme.
No. vollat currently offers financial education and portfolio analytics, not a subsidised retirement account.
Updated October 2026 · General education, not personal investment advice.
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