

Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin announced that starting in 2026, insurance pensions will be adjusted upward twice a year. This statement was made during a strategic session dedicated to combating poverty and increasing real incomes of the population.
According to the Prime Minister, the government is actively working to improve citizens' lives by expanding access to various forms of assistance and simplifying application procedures. At the beginning of 2025, insurance pensions were already increased by 7.3%, with a further 9.5% raise planned. Additionally, the indexation of insurance pensions for working pensioners is set to be reinstated.
«The government continues its efforts to enhance people's well-being, expand support measures, and simplify payment procedures. Starting in 2026, insurance pensions will be indexed twice a year,» Mishustin stated.
Furthermore, a new support measure will be introduced next year for families with two or more children, where the income per family member does not exceed 1.5 times the regional subsistence minimum. For such families, the personal income tax (NDFL) rate will be reduced to 6%, and the difference between the standard and preferential rates will be compensated with cash payments.