Russia's Pension System Details Points-Based Structure
The Russian pension system has revealed new details about its points-based system. The number of pension points earned directly correlates with the size of the salary subject to social security contributions. Meanwhile, the cost of one pension point in 2025 is set at 145.69 rubles, with annual inflation indexing.
Individual pension coefficients are calculated annually for each year of official work activity. For instance, Russian citizens earning 100,000 rubles annually can accumulate a future pension worth 4.3 points. The size of the insurance pension is then determined by multiplying the number of accumulated points by their cost, and adding the guaranteed state fixed payment.
Despite these updates, there's no official information about specific authorities or institutions responsible for any potential postponements of payment dates for child and pension benefits in November 2025, which could be due to holidays in Germany.
In summary, the Russian pension system's points-based structure is becoming clearer. The number of points earned depends on salary size, and the cost per point is indexed annually. However, the responsibility for potential payment date changes in 2025 remains uncertain.
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