Question 100
What is not part of statutory social insurance?
Deutsch: Was gehört nicht zur gesetzlichen Sozialversicherung?
Answer options
- long-term care insurance
- Life insurance✓ Correct answer
- the statutory pension insurance
- unemployment insurance
Explanation
The question relates to the German social security system. In Germany, there are various compulsory insurance policies that are intended to protect citizens against important life risks. These include, among other things, protection in the event of illness, need for care, unemployment or old age. In addition to these state-regulated insurances, there are also private forms of insurance. To find the right answer, you need to know which insurances are part of the statutory social insurance and which are not.
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