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... pension to the average wage to be finally achieved From today the minimum level subsistence has been increased in Belarus, totaling BYN 230 per capita. The changes will cause the indexation of the minimum labor and social pensions and a number of allowances. Labor pensions will be recalculated and increased by an average of 6.6%. On average the pensions will amount to BYN 432.

Belarus spends about 9% of GDP on pensions Pensions and allowances have grown in Belarus. This is due to the 3.6% increase in the subsistence minimum. This figure is revised once a quarter and provides for the growth of minimum labor and social pensions, additional payments to pensioners at 75 plus, supplements ...

... amount to an average of 197 rubles 81 kopecks per capita. With the growth of the subsistence minimum, the lump-sum payment at the birth of the first child has also grown up to 1,978 rubles. Also today, benefits for pensioners over 75 years of age, and allowances for people caring for the disabled and the elderly go up. Retirement pensions also increase by an average of 5 percent.