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Izhevskaya named things for which they are ready to save money

In Izhevsk residents told what they would prefer to save money

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Izhevskaya named things for which they are ready to save money

In Izhevsk, residents told what they would prefer to save money for. According to the survey, most Russians would choose a down payment for an apartment rather than a long break from work.

Women are more likely to dream about their own housing, while men are more inclined to take a break from work. Young people show the greatest interest in saving for an apartment.

Russians with higher education are more likely to pause their careers than people with secondary vocational education. With increasing income, the desire for long vacations increases.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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