Retired stars: What kind of pension do famous Russian actors and performers receive?

2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55

Lately, many celebrities have been unashamedly voicing their retirement benefits. Despite the fact that everyone has different pensions, famous actors and performers, with rare exceptions, agree on one thing: it is absolutely impossible to live on these amounts. And this is taking into account the fact that many, in addition to basic accruals, have certain allowances for awards and titles, which often significantly exceed the size of the pension itself.

Leonid Yakubovich

The host of the "Field of Miracles" receives a pension of 23 thousand rubles. Despite the fact that he continues to work and does not spend payments, Leonid Yakubovich was outraged by this amount. His work experience today is 59 years, he constantly paid all taxes and his pension in such a small amount, frankly, disappointed him. True, at the same time, the famous showman did not mention whether he also received an additional payment for the title of People's Artist of the USSR in the amount of 30 thousand, which is paid to all honored and people's artists living in Moscow.

Mikhail Boyarsky

The famous performer lives in St. Petersburg, so no allowances are allowed for him, and the pension, according to Mikhail Boyarsky, is a little more than 20 thousand rubles. At the same time, the artist considers it to be quite sufficient, because he lives very modestly and can even afford to enjoy a well-deserved rest and rarely go on stage. But the performer at the same time noticed: if a person suffers from some kind of disease, then he cannot do without the help of relatives, because the treatment is very expensive.

Edita Piekha

The pop singer, who is already 82 years old, does not complain about her small pension. But she gets two of them at once. Once the governor of the Kemerovo region (now the former) Aman Tuleyev introduced Edita Stanislavovna to the title of "Honorary Miner", and now she receives, in addition to her regular pension, also a bonus for the miner's title. In total, this amounts to 45 thousand, and many Russians can only dream of such a pension.

Andrey Urgant

Andrei Urgant's pension, according to him, is seventeen and a half thousand rubles, but he does not notice these charges at all. The artist admits that he is able to spend such an amount in just a day. The actor's son, the famous showman Ivan Urgant, has already joked about this, calling his father one of the coolest life-makers.

Alla Pugacheva

The prima donna of the Russian stage with all the premiums for the title receives a pension in the amount of 47 thousand rubles, while the singer donates most of this amount to charity. Maxim Galkin is happy that he is able to provide for his wife and children and allow his wife not to think about the amount of the pension. However, Alla Pugacheva herself, in principle, never complained about the lack of funds.

Yuri Kuklachev

The famous clown, trainer and head of the Cat Theater does not complain about his pension payments, he sincerely believes that he is receiving a decent pension. It consists of an ordinary pension of 23 thousand and allowances for the title of People's Artist of the USSR and awards - 30 thousand a month. At the same time, Yuri Dmitrievich does not hide: he could not live on this money, he spends too much money on gasoline and food.

Alisa Freundlich

The People's Artist of the USSR did not name the exact amount of her pension payments, but admitted that it was sufficient. At the same time, Alisa Brunovna noted: she receives a pension not only as a simple pensioner, but also as a siege woman, and thanks to her status and an honorary citizen of the city of St. Petersburg, all her payments are doubled.

Lev Leshchenko

Lev Valerianovich sincerely considers his pension to be frivolous, although he admits that it is higher than that of many. In total, the famous performer receives 30 thousand rubles, along with all premiums for titles and awards. Fortunately, he is in great shape, so he continues to give concerts. Part of his income comes from royalties for his works, he organizes concerts for corporate events of Lukoil, Russian Railways, Gazprom and several smaller companies.

Elena Proklova

Honored Artist of Russia is unhappy with her pension, which is 18 thousand rubles. In her youth, Elena Proklova thought least of all about preserving the shooting contracts, and now there is no way to restore all these papers. But at the same time, along with the bonus for the title, she receives 48 thousand. The actress admits: she, like many of her colleagues, is used to living quite beautifully. Elena Proklova continues to work and hopes not to disappoint her viewer. However, the actress herself believes that in general, she and her colleagues are not in the worst position.

Yuri Loza

A well-known author and performer receives a fairly low pension - only 12 thousand rubles. Until the last increase, it was three thousand less, but neither then nor now did Yuri Loza complain. According to him, pension payments are far from the main part of his income, which consists of royalties for performances and royalties. At the same time, he also participates in various projects and writes articles.

Together with Yuri Loza, Roza Syabitova receives small pensions - 14 thousand and Regina Dubovitskaya - 16 thousand. Yevgeny Petrosyan's pension is 20 thousand, Elena Hanga's 23 thousand, and Alexander Druz and Yuli Gusman, by their admission, less than 23 thousand.

Some well-known actors and performers, when summing up the pension with all the allowances and surcharges, comes out quite a decent amount. So Irina Otieva receives 43 thousand, Alexander Pankratov-Cherny - 44860, Svetlana Svetlichnaya - 50 thousand, Stanislav Sadalsky and Boris Moiseev - 55 thousand each, and Yuri Stoyanov - 62 thousand rubles.

Probably the happiest pensioners are Larisa Dolina and Nikolai Rastorguev, who simply do not know what kind of pension they receive. The lead singer of the Lyube group is going to work "until his last breath."

Has there always been a pension in Russia in the sense in which we know about it? When did the first pensions appear, and what were the payments? Indeed, even in the ancient chronicles there is a mention of the fact that the princes and governors granted to especially distinguished soldiers or people close to them benefits that ensure their comfortable existence to a ripe old age.