Russian pension reform ensures long-term financial stability and minimum income guarantee.
The pension system in Russia was reformed in 2002 to create a three-pillar system with a focus on funded retirement pensions for younger workers. This new system includes a basic flat-rate payment to guarantee a minimum income, along with insured and funded parts based on individual contributions and pension assets. The goal of the reform is to improve pension standards in Russia by ensuring the long-term financial stability of the system.