Beeline Business analyzed the data of depersonalized subscribers and found that the average income of a third of Russian businessmen (29.2%) is 75-100 thousand rubles per month. RB.RU became acquainted with the results of the study.

A third of businessmen in Russia live on an income of 75-100 thousand rubles per month

Main conclusions:

  • 69.36% of small and medium-sized entrepreneurs in Russia are men, and half of them are between the ages of 35 and 44.
  • The average income of a third of Russian businessmen (29.23%) is 75-100 thousand rubles per month. At the same time, there are more people who earn between 100 and 150 thousand rubles (23.84%) than between 50 and 75 thousand rubles (22.62%).
  • An analysis of financial preferences showed that entrepreneurs are more interested in reimbursement cards (61.96%), investments (61.28%), and deposits (32.78%). Among credit products, consumer loans interest 14.25%, mortgages and credit cards – 5.94% and 4.92%, respectively.
  • The analytical report revealed some characteristics of the lifestyle of entrepreneurs. For example, carsharing is popular with them, falling in the area of ​​interest more often (39.39%) than taxis (27.83%). 35.25% of the users are interested in sports, while 16.29% of the subscribers included in the report are presumably sports fans.

Beeline Business analyzed anonymous data on subscribers and provided communication services and compiled a portrait of Russian small and medium-sized business owners based on an aggregate sample of customers. The sample included 70,000 businessmen.

For the study, a predictive mathematical model was used, based on information on payments for communication services, registration in roaming networks and charging at base stations.

Author:

anastasia mariana

Source: RB

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