Saturday, December 6, 2025

Pensions and benefits are under threat

Pensions and benefits are under threat
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Pension Fund and insurance funds to lose trillions of rubles. Their piggy banks began to empty in March 2024, for cuts in wages, rising unemployment and falling real incomes of Russians. By the way, that extrabudgetary funds people pay pensions and other benefits. Save the situation can the funds of the national welfare Fund (NWF). The money is enough to survive any quarantine. At the same time, experts believe that now in the first place should be of material help to people, instead of saving funds. Time to distribute the cache to citizens has come.

Authorities have given six-month reprieve from loan payments: who will get it

Authorities have given six-month reprieve from loan payments: who will get it
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Borrowers banks and microfinance institutions (MFIs) whose incomes due to the pandemic coronavirus sank by more than 30%, the saving gained for themselves the right to a six-month break on mortgage and consumer credits. The state Duma adopted the law which allows natural persons, individual entrepreneurs (IP) and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to defer repayment of principal and payment of interest on loans. According to respondents, "MK" is not a panacea for in a crisis situation citizens and companies, but many of them will avoid the most of bankruptcy.

The unions will support businesses and the unemployed in the conditions of the quarantine

The unions will support businesses and the unemployed in the conditions of the quarantine
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Confederation of labour of Russia proposes to use the social insurance Fund

The price of Brent crude oil exceeded $ 34

The price of Brent crude oil exceeded $ 34
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According to the stock exchange the futures price of WTI crude oil added 4.1%, reaching $ 27.15 USD per barrel

The RTS index surpassed 1,000 points in the course of trading

The RTS index surpassed 1,000 points in the course of trading
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The RTS index in the course of trading showed an increase of 4.6%