attachment exemption amount 2025
table of contents
- Current seizure-free amounts from July 2024 with example calculations
- Debt-free in just three years
- Information on the seizure exemption amounts
- Sample calculations for the exemption from seizure on the P-account
- Benefits that cannot be seized
Current attachment-free amounts from July 2024 with example calculations
The attachment table is an overview that shows the maximum amount of money that can be attached in the event of a wage or salary attachment, pension payments or other benefits. This table is based on legal requirements and is updated regularly. The aim of the attachment table is to ensure that debtors have enough money to live on even after a attachment or during insolvency and are not completely financially ruined.
According to this table, most people usually have significantly more money available after filing for insolvency than before. This is because after the application has been filed by a debt and insolvency advice center, a suitable person or body according to Section 305 InsO (e.g. SIC Schuldner-Insolvenz-Centrum eV) no creditor preference or disadvantage may be given. In concrete terms, this means that no more installment payments, loans or debts may be settled.
The current exemption from attachment (since July 1, 2023) amounts to €1,409.99 and will increase to €1,499.99 on July 1, 2024.
Debt-free in just three years
From July 1, 2024, the seizure exemption amount will be 1,499.99 euros. Even in the event of insolvency, you will always have at least 1,499.99 euros in your account each month (until July 1, 2024, it will be 1,409.99 euros) of your net income at your free disposal.
However, if a debtor has to pay maintenance or provides maintenance in kind (e.g. for children under 25 who live at home and have no fixed income), he has an even higher exemption from seizure*. The increase for the first maintenance obligation will also be increased by 33.14 euros from 527.76 euros to 560.90 euros on July 1, 2024. Anyone who is obliged to pay maintenance for two to five children will receive an increase of 312.78 euros each instead of 294.02 euros from July 1, 2024.
Information on the seizure exemption amounts
We have great news for you! From July 1, 2024, the new seizure exemption limits for current accounts will come into force and we want to make sure that you are one of the first winners of these changes. The increase in the seizure exemption limit to 1,499.99 euros gives you even greater protection from creditors.
For those who have a P-account, this means that there is a seizure protection of 1,499.99 euros (rounded up accordingly in accordance with Section 899 Paragraph 1 of the Code of Civil Procedure). The current seizure exemption limit of 1,409.99 euros for debtors without maintenance obligations still applies until the end of June 2024. But from July 2024, an impressive 1,499.99 euros will be protected on your P-account. This is a significant increase that gives you more financial flexibility.
Sample calculations for the exemption from attachment on the P-account (valid from July 2024)
Example calculation of tax allowance - Case 1:
A single person has a net income of €1,499. In this case, the creditor can seize €0 per month! The person is left with the entire net income. If you have €80,000 in debt, €0 per month will be seized during a 3-year insolvency. So you are completely debt-free after three years
Example calculation of tax allowance - case 2:
Example calculation of tax allowance - case 3:
Benefits that cannot be seized:
- childcare and parental allowance
- child benefit
- housing benefit
- BAföG, scholarships and study grants
- birth allowances
- marriage allowances
- funeral expenses
- grace payments
- blind allowances
- travel expenses
All income in this category is exempt from seizure in its entirety.
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If you need further information, tips and tricks on the basic allowance in the event of insolvency and the procedures, contact us on the WhatsApp number +4915732478936 . Your SIC Debtor Insolvency Center team in Stuttgart will be happy to assist you!

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