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Vermögensbildungsgesetze, often abbreviated as VermBG, refer to a series of German laws aimed at promoting asset formation and wealth building among the general population. These laws have evolved over time, with significant revisions and updates. The core principle behind Vermögensbildungsgesetze is to encourage individuals to save and invest by providing financial incentives, typically in the form of state subsidies or tax advantages.
Historically, these laws have focused on various savings instruments. Common examples include building savings contracts (Bausparverträge),
The primary objective of Vermögensbildungsgesetze is to democratize asset ownership, enabling a broader segment of society
The effectiveness and design of these laws are subject to ongoing debate and periodic review by the