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Average per capita monetary incomes of the population by years

74 932 rubles per month, 2025 +10 973 to 2024

All monetary incomes of the population for a year, divided by the population size and by twelve months. Unlike wages, this includes pensions, benefits, incomes from entrepreneurship, property and asset sales, and they are divided among everyone—including children and non‑workers.

20,000 40,000 60,000 80,000 2011 2013 2015 2017 2019 2021 2023 2025
74 932
now, 2025
+10 973
year-on-year, from 2024 (+17,2%)
74 932
maximum of row, 2025
20 772
minimum of row, 2011

It is a mean, not a typical income: high incomes of a minority pull it upward. Half of the population earns less than the mean.

The indicator is always lower than average wages because the denominator includes the whole population, not only the employed.

For 2011–2012 incomes were calculated using the previous methodology of the balance of monetary incomes and expenditures, so they should be compared with later values cautiously.

Only completed years are shown. Quarters and half‑years from the source table are not included in the annual summary.

Table by year

Period rubles per month Change
2011 20 772
2012 23 193 +2 421
2013 25 631 +2 438
2014 27 333 +1 702
2015 30 140 +2 807
2016 30 717 +577
2017 31 714 +997
2018 33 138 +1 424
2019 35 233 +2 095
2020 35 934 +701
2021 39 934 +4 000
2022 47 386 +7 452
2023 53 579 +6 193
2024 63 959 +10 380
2025 74 932 +10 973

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average income in Russia?

The latest annual value in the table above, in rubles per month per person.

How does per‑capita income differ from average wages?

Wages are earnings paid to employees divided by the number of employees. Income includes all receipts to the population, divided by all residents, including children and pensioners.

Why is my income lower than this figure?

The arithmetic mean is pulled upward by high incomes. The median— the income below and above which exactly half of people fall— is noticeably lower than the mean.

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