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You can also add 14 months of ma/paternity leave (67% of income replaced, max €1800/mo) Child benefit (Kindergeld) goes until the age of 18
by crucialfelix 10y ago
You can also add 14 months of ma/paternity leave (67% of income replaced, max €1800/mo)
Child benefit (Kindergeld) goes until the age of 18
- weinzierl 10y ago> You can also add 14 months of ma/paternity leave (67% of income replaced, max €1800/mo) Yes, and it's a right, your employer can't refuse it. If I remember correctly the 14 months is only if both parents take part, 12 months otherwise. 12 months for the wife, 2 months for the husband is typical. > Child benefit (Kindergeld) goes until the age of 18 Even until 25 if your children have no income of their own, e.g. when they are go to college.
- crucialfelix 10y agoThere is a confusing but splendid program called elterngeld-plus. You take half time (25-30 std/wo) and get half money but for twice as long. If both partners take it at the same time for 4 parallel months then you receive a bonus 4 months (which you can also take as half time which means 8 months). You could theoretically get 28 months of half-money/half-time.