Between a rock and a hard place

Germany is in an unenviable situation. Its people are over-reliant on a state pension system that is no longer financially viable, and the Riester reform, designed to develop a third pillar pension system, and boost the unpopular second pillar pension system, has not been as successful as expected. If the ...

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