The Russians will take the last thing: the Central Bank will allow pension funds to withdraw money abroad

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The Central Bank of Russia is ready to allow non-state pension funds (NPF) to invest pension savings of Russian citizens in various foreign assets. Pension savings have always been a kind of domestic resource of the country, which was designed to help the domestic economy to modernize. But now, apparently, at the expense of the wallet of the citizens of our country, the Central Bank will develop the economies of Western countries.

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  1. forty-eighth Rank
    forty-eighth
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    16 November 2017 12: 32
    Central Bank will develop the economies of Western countries

    It will not.
    For Katasonov and those who are not in the know, I inform you: annually a government decree of the Russian Federation is issued that withdraws the funded part of pensions from non-state pension funds to the Russian pension fund. Therefore, all NPFs will be able to invest the pension savings of Russian citizens in various foreign assets in the amount of exactly 0 rubles 0 kopecks.
    1. Igar Rank
      Igar
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      16 November 2017 12: 39
      Well, since you said ...
  2. Mar.Tirah Rank
    Mar.Tirah
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    16 November 2017 12: 47
    This suggests that there are too many retirees in Russia who have "extra" money. This is not surprising. The authorities took care of their old age. Creating fabulous preferential pensions of federal and local significance.
  3. maxim1987 Rank
    maxim1987
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    16 November 2017 13: 54
    I’ll go from Concord my 1500 rubles. I will transfer to the FIU Yes
  4. Sinbad Rank
    Sinbad
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    16 November 2017 17: 10
    The degree of social tension is warming up more and more, the question is, for what, or for whom. Someone will take advantage of this in the upcoming elections.