For the youngest generations, saving for retirement isn't at the top of the agenda. But in Germany, youngsters are getting a leg up from the government to begin putting cash away for later in life.

For the youngest generations, saving for retirement isn't at the top of the agenda. But in Germany, youngsters are getting a leg up from the government to begin putting cash away for later in life.

For German Economy Minister Katherina Reiche, there's a simple way to fix Germany's pension system: "We need to work more and longer," she flatly told the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung newspaper in ...