More than half of Russians stated their desire to travel in retirement

The majority of Russians, 61%, dream of traveling regularly after retirement. However, only 13% are saving some funds for the future. This is reported by "Gazeta.Ru" with reference to the study of Anketolog.ru.

"45% of respondents would like to finish their working life at the age of 45-54 years. In an ideal world with complete financial freedom, 61% would like to travel, 25% dream of building their dream home, 13% are ready to become volunteers and make the world a better place, 11% will write a book, 8% would like to start a personal blog", - reports the edition.

If we talk about a comfortable payment for life, a little more than a third of respondents (31%) would be satisfied with the amount of Br40 to Br60 thousand. A little less (27%) people would be satisfied with Br60 to Br80 thousand. The option of Br80 to Br100 thousand was favored by 19% of respondents.

"The size of their future real pension they estimate much more modestly: 32% expect a pension of 15-20 thousand rubles, 20% expect 20-25 thousand rubles, 19% expect to receive less than 15 thousand rubles," - said "Gazeta.Ru".

At the same time, more than half of the respondents (53%) would continue to work even with complete financial freedom, if the business would be able to arouse their interest. Another 14% would continue working regardless of how interesting this process would be for them. And 33% of respondents said that it is their dream to stop working completely.

"39% plan to work full-time after retirement, 50% expect to work part-time, and only 12% hope to be able to afford not to work. The main reasons for continuing to work: the low level of pension payments (89%), the habit of being active (32%), the desire to help children and grandchildren (30%)," reads the results of the study.

Only 13% of Russians regularly save for retirement. 30% do it "from time to time. A little less (28%) do not plan to save at all, despite the expectation of not very high pensions.

Among the most popular ways to put aside savings "for later" respondents indicated bank deposits (56%), investments in securities (20%), non-state pension funds (17%).

Recruiters explained the motivation of Russians to work in retirement

Earlier, honored lawyer of Russia Ivan Solovyov named a way to identify the "missing" pension record. If when examining an extract from the ILS all periods of labor activity are not found, it will be necessary to send documents confirming official employment during the missing period through the Social Fund, "Gosusgoservices" or MFC.