Less than half of Russians have a financial airbag for a rainy day
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Only slightly less than half of Russians (46%) have a financial cushion that will allow them to maintain their usual standard of living (pay for housing, food, transport, etc.) in the event of loss of their main source of income for a certain period of time. If we take only Moscow, two-thirds of the respondents have a financial cushion, showed study NAFI.
Every second respondent believes that the financial airbag should be such that it is enough for at least six months. At the same time, in reality, only 15% of respondents on average in Russia and 24% of Muscovites have such cash reserves.
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