SuperJob poll: 28 percent of Russians will work and live on a salary in retirement 
believes that after reaching retirement age they will be able to live on money that will be paid by the state. This follows from the data of the SuperJob poll, RBC reports.
On average, 28 percent of the respondents across the country said that after reaching retirement they will work and live on a salary. Almost every fourth (24 percent) counts on the state pension, 14 percent are going to live on savings, and another 4 percent – on payments of non-state pension funds. In addition, another 7 percent named other sources of income, for example, income from renting real estate, dividends.
When it comes to the level of pension, the answers here depended not only on the level of income, but also on age. Thus, Russians under 24 consider a pension of 35.8 thousand rubles a month worthy, while those over 45 consider 45 thousand rubles a worthy pension. On average, the Russians named the amount of 43 thousand rubles in the country, which is 8 percent higher than last year.
Earlier, the deputy dean of the RUDN University Faculty of Economics, Elena Grigorieva, named the Russians a way to get the maximum pension. According to her, in order to receive the largest possible pension, it is necessary to confirm the length of service, special working conditions, earnings and other important conditions, such as disability. At the same time, the economist stressed that all work experience and all official income should be taken into account.