Was soll ich machen?

Servus an alle erstmal, ich mache es kurz und knackig. Undzwar es geht um meinen Vater der sehr schweren Rheuma hat, nun das Problem er ist Polizist (Ausbilder) seid 32 Jahren und sagen wir mal das Geld von meinem Vater ist essentiell für uns, unmöglich das wir darauf verzichten können. ( Also das Geld würde für Miete usw. niemals reichen) und Krankheitsbedingt ist er immer öfter krank, kann ich nicht zur Arbeit usw. (Rheuma). Gut also er hat Optionen : Weiter arbeiten gehen und in 5 Jahren an Rheuma sterben oder kündigen und dann verhungern. Beides nicht das Optimalste. Was ist euer Ratschlag? Tipp? Erfahrung? Schreibts gerne reine und freue mich auf jeden Vorschlag.

Hier weitere Infos falls wer Experte ist : Er ist seid 32 jahren (oder 31) bei der Polizei, war in Afghanistan 12 monate. Hat mehreren schulische Weiterbildung und ist bereits Heimat verbunden eingesetzt. Das Rheuma ist kein normales sondern ganz Körper wie zb ; Hände/Gesichts hälfte für 30minuten mal gelehmt all sowas halt, gibt noch viel mehr Beispiele.

Hoffentlich versteht ihr mein Problem und habt Vorschläge!

MfG!

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SkR1997
5 months ago

Ggf would be able to change the job within the police. He probably can’t do a physically demanding job (including trainers?) but maybe an office job (e.g. hotline 110, video evaluations).

Fortunately, we have a welfare state, so you don’t have to starve. However, it would probably lower your standard of living significantly if your father can no longer work.

Smiling446
5 months ago

I think you want to get some help here. It may also be that someone finds a good solution. But if there’s no jmd. Professionals who can help you or something like that? Of course both are going. But it was just a suggestion.

I wish you all good and good improvement!!🍀🍀🍀

putzfee1
5 months ago
Reply to  Puhram

because he has never paid in the pension insurance/bank

I think that’s impossible. Pension insurance is compulsory insurance, including for civil servants.

Smiling446
5 months ago
Reply to  Puhram

I’m really sorry. Still all good!🍀 It’ll be okay!

putzfee1
5 months ago

He told me in his weird insurance he always had to pay what he never did.

That would be the inability insurance I mentioned, and I don’t understand why he’s closing it and then paying nothing.

Nevertheless, your father is not mediocre if he can’t work anymore. As an official (I assume he’s one) he gets a rest from the state.

Other than employees, officials are not covered by social security.

The state takes over your security as a service owner. He pays not only the salary during the service period, but also the pension afterwards.

Official Journal Therefore, no social charges such as Contributions the Pension insurance and Unemployment insurance pay.

The pensions of officials are financed by taxpayers. The State as a service owner also contributes to the costs of the aid if officials become ill and he pays survivors’ pensions.

https://www.rentenblicker.de/wiki/b/beamerversorgung/

Your father should know everything.

putzfee1
5 months ago

In Germany, no one has to starve.If your father can’t work anymore, he can apply for incapacity pension.

https://www.dbb.de/lexikon/thematics/e/unfaehigkeit.html

Didn’t your father have any inability insurance? Because he would be safe with it without financial losses.