Do you have to pay for your elderly parents' care in Germany?

Germany's Health Minister has reignited the debate on who should help cover the costs of their parents' care. We examine her proposal to abolish a €100,000 income threshold that protects most families from contributing.

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Do you have to pay for your elderly parents' care in Germany?

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