(de-news.net) A ten-point paper has been adopted by the federal executive board of the FDP aimed at enhancing the role of stocks in retirement provision. At the core of the proposal is the introduction of a statutory stock pension, wherein a portion of pension contributions would be allocated to an independently managed fund. Additionally, the FDP advocates for the establishment of a tax-advantaged retirement savings account for private investors. An allowance of higher stock allocations within occupational pension plans also figures in the paper. Finally, a reintroduction of the speculation period for private gains from the sale of securities is proposed. The Liberals firmly oppose any new taxes and levies that would render retirement provision with stocks less attractive.