About Zahltermine
Radif Partners collects the payment dates published by the Familienkasse and the Deutsche Rentenversicherung, reads the due-date rules in sections 118 and 272a SGB VI, 42 SGB II, 337 SGB III, 6 BEEG, 26 WoGG and 51 BAföG, and works the 2026 and 2027 dates out against the calendar of German bank business days. Every list names its source and the day it was read. Radif Partners is not an authority and pays out no benefits.
Why this site exists
Towards the end of each month, millions of households in Germany ask the same thing: when will the money arrive? The answers are scattered: Kindergeld dates with the Familienkasse, pension dates in a press release, the Grundsicherungsgeld rule in a statute, and many articles repeat a table without saying why a date falls on the 30th rather than the 31st. This site puts every date side by side, works them out for 2026 and 2027 and explains each shift caused by a weekend or holiday. If you receive several benefits, the home page lists your own next payment days and lets you add them to your calendar. English-speaking residents get the same information as German readers.
Who publishes it
The publisher is Radif Partners, a company that builds tools from public rules and data. Radif Partners is not an authority, pays out no benefits, is not linked to any authority and uses no coats of arms or logos. The site offers no loans, no advances and no advice, and carries no affiliate links.
Radif Partners
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63000 Clermont-Ferrand, Frankreich / France
contact@zahltermine.de
Where the data comes from
Kindergeld dates come from the Familienkasse, the 2026 pension dates from the German Pension Insurance press release. Every other date is worked out from the statute: section 118 SGB VI, section 42 SGB II, section 337 SGB III, section 6 BEEG, using the bank business day calendar and the ECB TARGET closing days. The method page explains how; the editorial policy explains how we correct.
Your data
All tools run in your browser. The benefits you tick, your last digit or your child's birth date are neither sent nor stored; the calendar file is also created on your device. There is no account and no form. Details in the privacy policy.
What the site does not do
It does not calculate amounts and does not know your award notice. Whether your first payment arrives on time, whether something is withheld or whether a back payment is due is for your office to answer.
Write to us
contact@zahltermine.de if a date is wrong.