Early Bird: Provision and Social Security for the Future

ZEGM – Start-up and Management Qualification Unit Social and Educational Sciences Department CITY | BUILDING | CULTURE Department Civil Engineering Department Design Department Information Sciences Department

Workshop

Collage einer erhobenen Faust mit blumigen Elementen, pinkem Hintergrund und der Aufschrift Vorsorge und soziale Absicherung

What measures are important to secure your livelihood – now, later and in old age? Which insurance policies are essential and is it possible to be overinsured? What is the pension gap? The seminar with social scientist C. Großeholz provides the answers.

Unfortunately, most people think about insurance and pension provision too late, but it's worth tackling the issue early on in view of future work and life situations. Before you know it, you will have finished your studies, started your first job or self-employment, and family planning or buying a house will be in full swing. Carsten Großeholz, advisor for social security and financial provision, provides an overview of social security issues, insurance options and retirement provision:

What is neccessary, what is possible? Compulsory insurance and voluntary supplementary insurance
Overinsured? Urgent insurance recommendations and superfluous items
Realisable livelihood security for all (future) occupational groups
Pension options: Variants with different advantages
Ka-ching ...? Cost-benefit comparison

The workshop is a free offer from the EXIST Women programme and is aimed exclusively at women or anyone who defines themselves as female. The lecture will be offered again on the 13th of June and will then be open to everyone. The access link will be sent after successful registration.

Target audience: University members Public