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Average pension in Dagestan was the lowest in Russia

In Dagestan recorded the lowest pension in Russia: local residents receive an average of 18.9 thousand rubles

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Average pension in Dagestan was the lowest in Russia

In Dagestan recorded the lowest pension in Russia: local residents receive an average of 18.9 thousand rubles. This is reported by RIA Novosti with reference to the data of the Social Fund on September 1.

The highest pension in the country – the residents of Chukotka, it is 42.2 thousand rubles. Thus, the gap between leader and outsider is 23 thousand rubles.

This year, Dagestan was also an outsider in terms of payments for working pensioners. Such pensioners in the republic receive even less than non-working, an average of 17.6 thousand rubles. This is less than the national average, which is 24 thousand rubles.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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