Maternal capital in Russia will be indexed according to actual… (инфляция · россия · выплата)
Maternal capital in Russia will be indexed according to actual inflation. Starting from February 1, 2027, the maternal capital in Russia will be indexed based on the level of actual inflation for 2026.
Consensus
- The maternal capital in Russia will be indexed based on actual inflation for 2026 starting February 1, 2027.
- Yaroslav Nilov, head of the State Duma committee on labor, social policy, and veterans' affairs, confirmed the indexing of maternal capital.
- The minimum wage in Russia is increasing at a rate higher than actual inflation.
- The current minimum wage (MROT) in Russia is 27,093 rubles.
Points of divergence
- Sergei Mironov, leader of the 'A Just Russia' party and State Duma deputy, proposed raising the minimum wage to 60,000 rubles per month. — m24
- Sergei Mironov suggested introducing quarterly pension indexing based on inflation, increasing scholarships, abolishing income tax for low-income citizens, and eliminating personal debts. — m24
- Economist Maxim Chirkov stated that the increase in maternal capital is a justified and timely measure to support families and preserve the real value of payments. — riamo
- Chirkov noted that part of maternal capital funds are traditionally used for improving housing conditions, though this is not the only or primary use. — riamo
Coverage (2 sources)
- Maternal Capital in Russia to be Indexed by Actual Inflation — РИАМО
- State Duma declares that Russia's minimum wage is growing faster than inflation — Москва 24