The survey included 3.5 thousand Russians over 18 years of age from all regions of Russia.
Every fifth (18%) would like to allocate more money to the family budget, and 14% of respondents, on the contrary, would prefer to reduce their contribution. The rest (68%) are good with present situation. 28% of respondents form both mutual and separate savings, 27% - only mutual (family) savings. Another 17% of Russians create savings separate from their partners. And 28% do not save money at all.
“As the study showed, Russians strive to create family savings in the amount of 6.5 million rubles on average (this is 31.8 million tenge at the National Bank exchange rate). In order to achieve this goal and accumulate the required amount, one needs to take a conscious approach to managing the cash flows and strive for balanced financial health. PFM (Personal finance management) services can help with this; they not only allow you to comprehensively analyze financial behavior but also give personal recommendations with the most profitable solutions based on the person’s life situations and needs,” said Pavel Burin, Director of Personal Financial Planning Division of Sberbank.
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