CrimeaPRESS reports:
According to Crimean residents, the main sources of income upon reaching retirement age will be a state pension or salary: there are approximately equal votes in support of each of the two options. In a survey conducted by a service for finding high-paying jobs Superjob Representatives of the economically active population of the city took part.
Residents of Crimea assume that their main source of income upon reaching adulthood will be a state pension or salary — 25% and 23% of city residents, respectively, indicated this. 15% of citizens count on personal savings. Only 5% on funds invested in NPFs, and only 1 out of 100 respondents on children. Men more often than women assume that they will live on a pension and part-time work in adulthood, and women 1.5 times more often than men plan that their main source of income will be personal savings.— the service’s press service reported.
The older the city dwellers, the less they believe that they will be able to save for old age: only 17% of those aged 45 and over assume that their main income in retirement will be their personal savings, and among citizens under 34, this figure is twice as high. In turn, respondents over 45 expect to live on their pension payments twice as often as those under 34.
Those surveyed with a salary of 100 thousand rubles a month are more likely than others to believe that they will be able to count on their own earnings at retirement age. It is worth noting that from 2025, working in retirement will become more profitable, as the mechanism for indexing pensions for working pensioners will be resumed.
Time: August 4-5, 2024
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