According to RBC, most citizens save up not for entertainment or something tangible. So, 43% make savings “in reserve” without a specific goal, and 25% - “for old age” (compared with 2017, the indicator grew by 9%).
From the study it follows that for two years, Russians were more willing to save on education (14% and 7%), a car (12% and 4%) and real estate (16% and 9%).
Relaxing on deferred money is still a popular answer (20%), but the decline was 6 percentage points. People’s interest in expensive things has also fallen, the material says.
Earlier it was reported that Russians without income need an income of 35 thousand rubles per family member in order to start saving money convenient for themselves.