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The article reports data on average pensions of working citizens in Russian regions for August 2026, published by TASS.
According to statistics, the gap between the highest and lowest average pensions of working citizens in Russian regions in August 2026 exceeded 22 thousand rubles. TASS writes about this.
The largest average pension for working citizens was recorded in the Chukotka Autonomous Okrug, where it amounted to 39,630 rubles. The lowest figure was in Dagestan - where the average pension benefit for workers was 17,601 rubles.
At the same time, the average salary in the last month of summer 2026 was 24,017 rubles. In general, the average pension in Russia is 25,469 rubles.

Presidential Academy expert Tatyana Podolskaya said that in 2027 all types of pensions will increase: insurance, social and military. From April 1, insurance pensions will increase by 3.3%, social pensions - by 6.8%. From 2027, insurance payments will be assigned automatically. In 12 regions, the average pension in August 2026 exceeded 30 thousand rubles, the maximum in Chukotka (42.2 thousand rubles).

The average pension benefit for working citizens in August 2026 was 24,017 rubles in Russia. The highest rates were recorded in the Chukotka Autonomous Okrug (39,630 rubles), the Nenets Autonomous Okrug (36,174 rubles) and the Magadan Region (35,070 rubles), according to the Social Fund of Russia.

The average pension for working and non-working Russians in August 2026 was more than 25.4 thousand rubles, having increased over the year by about two thousand rubles, according to the Social Fund of Russia.

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The average pension for working and non-working Russians in July 2026 was 25,401 rubles, which is 1,945 rubles more than in July 2025. The highest rates were recorded in the Chukotka Autonomous Okrug (42,213 rubles), the Nenets Autonomous Okrug (38,810 rubles), the Magadan Region (37,607 rubles), the Kamchatka Territory (37,575 rubles) and the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug (37,098 rubles).

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