German parents worry about their children’s future

According to the report of the international group Tasnim news agency quoting “Hamburger Abend Blatt” newspaper, the results of a survey show that whether it is in the field of education or living standards, many German families are worried that the situation for their children will not only improve in the future, but will be the opposite.

The results of a survey show that parents in Germany are extremely worried about the future of their minor children. This is the result of the Family Monitor 2023 research, which is exclusively available to the editorial team of this German newspaper. According to the findings of the survey by the Seavey Institute, which was commissioned by the Christian United parliamentary faction, above all, the quality of school education is a big challenge for 61% of families.

From 7 out of 10 parents in Germany worry that the rising national debt will become a burden for the next generation. Two out of three parents see their well-being at risk: they fear that they will not be able to maintain their standard of living due to the current economic situation. For this study, 1,000 parents with children under the age of 18 in the same family were surveyed in the first half of December.

About a third of parents also combine family and work. have a problem 14% are worried about finding suitable childcare and more than 15% think childcare is not good enough. Compared to Family Monitor 2022, concerns about poor school education have increased by almost eleven percent, while fears of losing well-being have decreased by seven percent. Health is also an important issue for many German families.

The results of the survey also show whether families live in the countryside or in the city. Whether they earn as laborers or civil servants affects their individual concerns. Those living in rural areas are more likely to fear a loss of standard of living due to rising costs of commuting and shopping. 90% of workers fear this and about 60% of workers fear less financial ability. Only civil servants are largely (58 percent) of the opinion that the current economic situation will not negatively affect personal living standards.

Of course, the results of this survey show What families are least concerned about is access to government benefits: only three percent complain about this. About a year ago, the number of these families was eight percent. The results of this survey show that the so-called traffic light coalition should focus much more on the needs of families than before.

The results of this survey also show that about Two thirds of people no longer believe in a better future for their children. Dorothy Barr, deputy leader of the Christian United parliamentary group, said about the results of the research: “The traffic light government coalition is breaking its promise of intergenerational equality in wealth and education.” This wrong policy scares parents. This is why the debt policy of the German coalition government, which is built on sand, must end. It also comes to the conclusion that families are against these conditions.

He added: They don’t want their children to have more debt. According to him, the fact that 60% of families were concerned about schooling, but only five% complained about a possible lack of access to government benefits, cruelly shows that the coalition government is setting the wrong tone with its current family policy. .

The results of another recent survey show that the agreement of the parties of the German coalition government to fill the budget gaps that lead to an increase The expenses for the citizens have caused the anger and dissatisfaction of the vast majority of Germans. However, the spokesman of the German government recently announced that despite the growing criticism, the government Germany is determined to implement the coalition government’s agreement on the budget to adopt austerity policies to solve the budget crisis.

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