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And let's calculate the pension of your rich grandmother in the happiest country? How is the pension calculated?
There's a teenager writing to me in private messages. First of all, I'm asking you what's in your unicellular body to take pictures against the background of imperial flags and put such patriotic autographs with the image of the leader in various colorful art treatments?
After that, the person disappears for half an hour, apparently studied the manual. And then he barked: "woof-woof, about Ukrainians, about Fuhrer Zelensky, about Pindos, etc."
Well, I'm ignoring this, I'm asking a counter question, what does the Ukrainians and Zelensky have to do with it, and so on, if we are talking about the Russian Federation, the Tsar of this Russian Federation.
I say that there is nothing in the country, absolutely nothing is being produced, the economy is barely alive, everything is stolen, there is no medicine, no social services, no freedom, no pensions, etc.
In response, the person focuses on pensions, so to speak, decides to bring in "personal experience" in order to defeat the opponent, and says that his grandmother receives 50 thousand and he personally does not see anything beggarly in the country.
I say that I know economics better than he thinks 2+2. Let's calculate your fictional grandmother's pension. How is the pension calculated? We take a fixed payment, add to it the insurance part, which we get by multiplying the number and cost of points. We see from open sources that the government has set a fixed payment for an insurance pension from 2024 in the amount of 8,134.88 rubles, and the cost of a point is 133.05. This means that in order to receive a pension of 50,000 rubles, you need to accumulate 314.66 points. The equation (50 000 - 8 134,88) / 133,05 = 314,66. 22% of the salary goes to the insurance pension. Of these, 6% is spent on the formation of a fixed payout, and only 16% are credited to a personal account with subsequent conversion into points. In total, if our salary is 150,000 rubles, then 288,000 rubles will be credited to the personal account. Our equation looks like this: 150,000 x 12 x 0.16 (16%) = 288,000. And then this amount is converted into points according to the formula: Points = amount of pension contributions / maximum pension contributions x 10. Where the maximum pension contribution is 2,250,000 rubles. Multiply this by 16%. And we get an amount of 360,000 rubles. With this data, we create our formula to calculate the number of points. 288 000 / 360 000 x 10 = 8. And we need to accumulate 314.66 points. Let's calculate 314.66 / 8 = 39.33. That is, with a salary of 150,000 rubles, you have to work for almost 40 years. This is not counting that there may be periods in life when you cannot earn 8 points. To earn 50,000, you need to earn 187,500 per month. Now tell me, how many people in Russia earn 188,000 rubles a month continuously for 40 years of their lives? What kind of manuals do people have who say that their grandmothers live happily ever after in retirement? And who are these "arguments" aimed at? And for such people, of course, Zelenskys, Ukrainians, and Americans are to blame, because everything is fine in their own country, grandmothers receive pensions of 50,000 rubles, everything is fine, everything is fine. Or what do you think?
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