
Who we are
We — FiscalFuture — are a group of young people from diverse backgrounds with a common interest in financial policy. We are independent and non-partisan, welcoming everybody who shares our mission of contributing to a more sustainable and intergenerationally just financial policy.
When discussing public debt, balanced budgets and fiscal rules, arguments often concern children’s and grandchildren’s alleged interest. Unfortunately, the debate tends to be dominated by myths and superficial understanding. Rarely, young people like us participate in the discussions ourselves.
We aim to contribute to a more fact-based debate by providing accessible overviews of academic insights. Thus, we hope to take part in developing financial policy that is truly just for all generations.
We are young people from all over Germany and sometimes beyond. Some of us study, others work. We are economists, doctors, political scientists and many more. Most of us are engaged in various organisations such as university faculties, NGOs, various political parties. We are all connected through our common interest for a sustainable financial policy.
We meet every four to six weeks together to discuss fundamental questions. Additionally, we work in smaller teams in which we research and prepare content. The academic team for example wrote the texts about public debt and public investment. The social media team is in charge of our Instagram and Twitter channels.
Do you want to join us? Then send us a message and you will be a part of our next meeting – the contact form is at the bottom of the webpage.
Our team


Hanna Merki
Members
Tung Doan
Finance
Leo Mühlenweg
Junior Economist
Franziska Schmid
Social Media
Moritz Neubauer
Press OfficerVolunteers

Aleeza Joe Schreiner
Social Media
Julius Mose
Media Analysis
Lars Päsler
Media Analysis
Nora Kögel
Climate Finance
Alexander Busch
Climate Finance
Paula Hüttisch
Climate Finance
Fabian Kraken
Pension System
Pia Rennert
Pension System
Felix Kösterke
Pension System
Jonas Kaiser
Taxation