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Pension Ranking of Retirees in China Provinces
The National Bureau of Statistics released the national income and consumption data for the first half of 2020. Using this statistical table, we can roughly sort out the pension amount of 3 1 province in China. The city with the highest national pension ranking in 2020 is Tibet, with a per capita monthly pension of 4,865 yuan, and it is also the only province that exceeds 4,500 yuan. Therefore, taking 4500 as the line, I did some combing and found that from the actual situation, there are not many people in the country who can really receive 4500 pensions, and institutions account for 40%.

First, the national average pension.

At present, the latest data shows that in 20 19, there were12,365,438+10,000 urban retirees, and the pension insurance expenditure was 4,922.8 billion yuan. Excluding the simple calculation of the total amount divided by the number of people, the average pension of employees in each town is about 3300 yuan. The 4500 yuan we explored was 35% higher than the average.

According to the above ratio, we can roughly draw that the number of people with a pension of more than 4,500 yuan in the country will not exceed 20%.

Second, the national average pension.

Provinces in China are still independent of each other in the payment of pensions, which is not the amount stipulated by the state, so the retirement wages of provinces vary greatly. As can be seen from the following table, Tibet has surpassed Beishangguang and become the province with the largest pension. Only four provinces in China have a pension of more than 4,000 yuan, while the per capita pension in developed coastal areas such as Guangdong, Jiangsu and Zhejiang is also around 3,000 yuan.

At present, it is conservatively estimated that there are 20 million people in China who can really receive pensions of more than 4,500 yuan, and there are at least 9 million people in government agencies and institutions, equivalent to about 40%. Institutions and institutions account for 12.8% of the total number of insured persons, but 40% of those who receive pensions exceed 4,500. This data is too enviable. Read in the first 30 years, and read and compile in the last 30 years.