Every tenth Russian wants to work in retirement. And you?

Older Russians would prefer to travel after retirement, but there are also those who are so attached to work that they are going to work, even if there is enough money for life. This is evidenced by the results of the SuperJobs survey, which leads RBC.

Here's how the answers about retirement plans were distributed:

• Travel — 26%
• Gardening and dacha — 15%
• Devote time to your favorite hobby — 13%
• Work for your own pleasure — 13%
• Raising grandchildren — 5%
• Read more — 3%
• Engage in health, visit excursions, theaters and museums — 1% each.

It is noteworthy that women were more likely to talk about raising grandchildren and tourism, and men were more likely to talk about continuing work. So, 16% of men and only 8% of women would like to work.

A comparison with a similar survey by SuperJobs in 2021 showed that there were fewer people willing to work (from 19 to 13%), and more people who were set up for travel: from 24 to 26%.

Would you like to work even in retirement, assuming that you have enough money to live on? Tell us in the comments!