A survey conducted by the National Private Pension Fund 'Future' and… (пенсия · возраст · молодёжь)
A survey conducted by the National Private Pension Fund 'Future' and RAEU named after G.V. Plekhanov found that most young Russians (71%) believe they should start saving for retirement before age 35, though only 12% actually do so. Another study suggests increasing the maximum age for youth classification from 35 to 40 years due to rising life expectancy and pension reforms.
Consensus
- Most young Russians (71%) believe they should start saving for retirement before age 35
- Only 12% of young people actually save for retirement using various financial instruments
- The optimal starting age for savings is often considered to be between 26-35 years old
- Men are more likely than women to currently save for pension (17% vs. 10%)
Points of divergence
- The maximum age for youth classification should be increased from 35 to 40 years due to rising life expectancy and pension reforms — vm
Coverage (3 sources)
- Seven out of ten young Russians advise saving early for retirement — Вести
- Proposal to raise the upper age limit for youth in Russia from 35 to 40 — Вечерняя Москва
- Kotyakov: Specialists aged 40-45 are highly in demand in the Russian labor market — Вести