According to Kudrin, Putin summarized the arguments of supporters and opponents of change and introduced amendments balancing the original draft.
"This is a balanced, carefully thought out solution, necessary for the realization of national goals," he wrote on Twitter.
Earlier, Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev instructed the government to work out the proposals of the head of state as soon as possible.
August 29, Putin made a televised address to the Russians on the issue of pension changes.
In particular, he proposed raising the retirement age for women under 60, and for men - up to 65.
In addition, he noted the need to reduce the length of service for early retirement.