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Russians Save 6 Salaries for a Rainy Day
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 33286, member: 636"] Financial experts say Russians need emergency funds regardless of their income level. Associate Professor Meri Valishvili from the Plekhanov Russian University of Economics recommends keeping about six months of salary saved as a safety net. Even smaller amounts help protect against unexpected expenses. People with loans should aim for larger reserves compared to those who only pay for basics like food and utilities, who might need just three months of salary saved. Setting aside 10 percent of each paycheck can create this financial buffer. The Bank of Russia reports that citizens currently maintain an average emergency savings of 145 thousand rubles. Recent data shows varying savings goals among St. Petersburg residents. Financial planners suggest everyone needs this protection against sudden economic challenges or personal setbacks. [/QUOTE]
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