€ The crisis has long-term negative effects on many pension savers.
Free agents must act now
The dramatic battle for the European Monetary Union and the euro has long term consequences for
retirement in Germany. A rising price level leads to the devaluation of assets and increases the vulnerability of many German pension. The European Central Bank (ECB) has
the last taboo broken and will buy up in an emergency € junk bonds of distressed countries. The instrument bankers call "nuclear option" and means nothing more than to fire up the printing presses. Even the 750-billion-euro aid package of EU and the International
Monetary Fund, the highly indebted countries such as Greece, Portugal and Spain to protect against a national bankruptcy, a serious risk to the long-term price stability dar. the view of many economists to be the loss-free states just across the path of inflation from its huge debts. Meanwhile, inflation rates between five and ten percent are forecast. Intermediaries should not play with the fears of their pension clients but it is your duty to point out the consequences of the economic, financial and € crisis. As in the surf rock has so far proven to the insurance industry. The low interest rate environment makes it difficult for life insurers although increasingly attractive net interest Ingen their investments at the end erwirtschaften.Doch achieve returns of four to five percent the pension classic compared to other investments
more than respectable results. And in the face of rising inflation rates will inevitably rise, the capital market return again. Despite the security needs of many intermediaries, investors should not miss the opportunities to point of unit-linked policies. Because shares are ultimately an investment in property values and long-term offer the highest return on equity.
FOCUS-MONEY-insurance professional
The dramatic battle for the European Monetary Union and the euro has long term consequences for
retirement in Germany. A rising price level leads to the devaluation of assets and increases the vulnerability of many German pension. The European Central Bank (ECB) has
the last taboo broken and will buy up in an emergency € junk bonds of distressed countries. The instrument bankers call "nuclear option" and means nothing more than to fire up the printing presses. Even the 750-billion-euro aid package of EU and the International
Monetary Fund, the highly indebted countries such as Greece, Portugal and Spain to protect against a national bankruptcy, a serious risk to the long-term price stability dar. the view of many economists to be the loss-free states just across the path of inflation from its huge debts. Meanwhile, inflation rates between five and ten percent are forecast. Intermediaries should not play with the fears of their pension clients but it is your duty to point out the consequences of the economic, financial and € crisis. As in the surf rock has so far proven to the insurance industry. The low interest rate environment makes it difficult for life insurers although increasingly attractive net interest Ingen their investments at the end erwirtschaften.Doch achieve returns of four to five percent the pension classic compared to other investments
more than respectable results. And in the face of rising inflation rates will inevitably rise, the capital market return again. Despite the security needs of many intermediaries, investors should not miss the opportunities to point of unit-linked policies. Because shares are ultimately an investment in property values and long-term offer the highest return on equity.
FOCUS-MONEY-insurance professional
My supplements-even if unit-linked policies, then policies with a real contribution values. For investments in highly indebted corporations, the same negative effects lead to. Loans are well known money. We recommend, for example real value policies. The conclusion is based on the consulting fee and thus is a secured her superior investment rate.
