The amount of passive income of Russians has been announced 07:01

The average passive income of Russians is 20 thousand rubles per month, which is spent on daily needs. This is stated in a study by the investment platform Nibble Invest (available from socialbites.ca).

They announced that 35% of Russians surveyed between the ages of 18 and 60 have regular passive income. Nearly 60% of male respondents cited renting real estate, investing in securities, crowdfunding (mainly donations such as from bloggers), cryptocurrency, and bank deposits as the most profitable in terms of passive income. In 50% of cases, women said that the most profitable tool for additional income was high-interest bank deposits.

The average passive income for men reaches approximately 25-30 thousand rubles per month, while for women this figure is 15 thousand rubles.

30% of respondents spend the additional money received on daily expenses, 20% create a financial safety net, 28% save for major purchases, 10% use it for holidays, 8% use it for children’s education. 4% stated other goals.

The survey was conducted among 1,479 Russians in May 2024.

With data EARNIE, Russians want to receive from 50 thousand to 350 thousand rubles as passive income.

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Source: Gazeta

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