Mironov: Pensions Should Be 40% of Previous Salary
Serгей Mironov, head of the 'Just Russia' party, believes that pension sizes in the country should be at least 40% of a person's previous earnings, reports TASS.
Consensus
- Sergei Mironov is the head of the 'Fair Russia' party.
- Mironov stated that pensions in Russia should be no less than 40% of a person's former salary.
- Pensions should depend on three factors: income, work experience, and working conditions.
- Russia ratified ILO Convention 102 in 2018, which includes a provision for pension levels based on previous earnings.
Points of divergence
- Vice-Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova said pension indexation in 2027 will occur in two stages, in February and April. — vm
- The fixed payment to insurance pensions in Russia will increase to 10,200 rubles after the February 2027 indexation. — vm
- In two Russian regions, the average pension for non-working citizens exceeded 40,000 rubles in October. — vm
Coverage (3 sources)
- Mironov told what pension size should be in Russia — РИАМО
- Mironov said what pension size should be in Russia — Вечерняя Москва
- Mironov told what pension size should be in Russia — Вести