75% of Romanians Believe that the State Pension Will Not Provide Them with a Decent Living
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The state pension does not inspire trust: three quarters of Romanians in the urban environment fear for their financial security in old age.
A percentage of 75% of Romanians in the urban environment feel that the state pension will not be enough for a decent living, and six out of ten are concerned about the income they will have after retirement.
The Romanians are increasingly afraid of pensions: 3 out of 4 think that state money will not reach them for a decent living.The pension starts to be looked at with increasing concern of Romanians. Over half of the respondents say that they are not financially prepared for the moment of withdrawal from the activity,...
Three out of four Romanians (75%) believe that the state pension will not provide them with a decent living, while 60% are concerned about the income they will have after their withdrawal from work, reports a study published by Banca Transilvania on Thursday.
More than half of Romanians are concerned about their retirement income, while three out of four consider that the state pension will not provide them with a decent living, reports a study carried out for Banca Transilvania (BT). "6 out of 10 respondents are concerned about the income they will have at [...]
The state pension no longer gives Romanians the feeling of security for old age. Three out of four respondents believe that the money they receive after retirement will not provide them with a decent living, and more than half admit that they are not financially prepared for retirement.
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