The stars have stopped hiding the size of their pension: Freundlich is in the lead

After Lolita was “cancelled” because of a naked party, she began to openly say that she decided to find out the size of her pension, and even announced it. Recently, socialite and ex-wife of Prokhor Chaliapin Larisa Kopenkina declassified her pension income to MK. In general, we decided to find out what kind of income our stars receive from the pension fund, and how much state payments to “celestials” diverge from the pensions of “mere mortals.”

Despite the fact that Larisa Kopenkina is already well over 60, she continues to lead an active lifestyle. She speaks in hospitals, works in a pension fund and is involved in helping a nursing home, which she told us about in confidence. That is, she is a working pensioner, and even with a once large official income. Roughly speaking, pension contributions in her case were at their maximum for many years. And how much did she get?

“I have been retired for a long time, but I still receive a salary. Well, what do you want: the pension is small, around 25 thousand rubles, you have to work. But this comes with Moscow surcharges. As they say: don’t deny yourself anything,” said Larisa.

On the other hand, she is still working, so the size of the pension will, of course, be larger when Kopenkina decides to leave everything worldly and retire completely.

Lolita caused a stir with her revelations about retirement. After her concerts began to be canceled en masse, she flew to her dacha in Bulgaria and began to lead the lifestyle of a classic pensioner. In particular, she chopped wood and planted seedlings. And at the same time I remembered about retirement.

“I’ll tell you, it’s also not bad when a grandmother still has the strength to carry firewood… I dedicate it to everyone who wrote “grandmother” under my posts and confirm my pride in my pension certificate. My pension is 23,856 rubles 55 kopecks. Thank you to Moscow for the bonus,” the singer said on her social network page. In this sense, Kopenkina’s Lolita even surpassed thousands by one and a half thousand. But she also has more experience. Lolita, the “grandmother,” is very young, just beginning to master the retirement path.

Compared to the above-mentioned ladies, Yuri Loza’s pension income looks simply ridiculous. Just a month ago he announced the size of his pension, and it is….16 thousand rubles.

Now you ask, how is this possible? And all because Loza refused the so-called “Luzhkov” surcharge in order to receive an official impressive income from royalties. That’s what he gets. As Yuri explained, it is difficult for him to live on Moscow additional payments and a pension, since he has a lot of expenses. For example, there is a dacha that costs approximately the amount of a pension to maintain.

Legendary coach Tatyana Tarasova also spoke about her retirement not long ago. She mentioned that she had a pension “like everyone else.” However, at the beginning of the year a decree was issued according to which coaches of Olympic teams receive an impressive additional payment to the social pension – up to 250 percent of the amount of the social pension. And this is already more than 12 thousand rubles.

When our famous artists received titles and awards during the Soviet years, they could not even think what the right step they had taken for their future. Now, for the title of People’s and Honored Artist, Muscovite stars receive an additional payment of almost 40 thousand rubles, and in St. Petersburg – a little more than thirty. As a result, such artists as Mikhail Boyarsky, Alisa Freindlikh, Olga Volkova, Stas Sadalsky have pensions of more than 60 thousand rubles. And Freundlich also has an additional payment for the fact that she is a “resident of besieged Leningrad,” and an additional payment for her age. According to rumors, it reaches 80 thousand rubles.

In this sense, Tatyana Antsiferova was not very lucky, who at one time refused to receive the title and did not consider it important. Now her pension is like that of a “mere mortal”: about 24 thousand rubles with Moscow additional payments.

In general, to summarize, some of our retired stars would live worse than ordinary non-star retirees if they did not work. According to information from open sources, the average pension in Moscow in 2024 was 32,670 rubles, and in Russia – 23,200 rubles per month.