On average, 59 thousand rubles a month would be enough for a decent life after retirement, but Muscovites want 92 thousand rubles a month, and these are the highest expectations in the country. This is stated in the survey of the Non-State Pension Fund (NPF) of Sberbank, which Izvestia got acquainted with on Sunday, August 9.
On average in the country, men would like to receive a pension of 61 thousand rubles, women – 56 thousand rubles.
According to analysts, it is realistic to save 59 thousand rubles for retirement, but this will require “endurance and financial literacy.” If you invest only in reliable instruments, you will have to save 29 thousand rubles every month for 35 years. If you choose a more risky strategy, a similar result can be achieved in a shorter time.
From the point of view of professions, the highest retirement expectations are among marketers, PR specialists, transport workers and communications workers.
The Investments and Savings Division of Sberbank notes that low pensions are a practice in many developed countries, where the income of the elderly is compensated by participation in corporate programs and their own savings.
Read more in Izvestia’s article on August 10.