Increasing life expectancy means that the number of future pensioners is growing at a faster rate than the share of the tax-paying population. The ageing of the population directly affects the level of the state-paid pension (Pillar 1), which is projected to be only 30% of previous earnings by 2040.
Long-term investments help accumulate more, since not only the paid-in contributions are invested, but also the returns received for them. The sooner you start and the longer you accumulate, the more you will build up and the easier it will be to achieve the desired result.
The state encourages the accumulation of pensions. When accumulating in second-pillar funds, the contribution from the state budget is more than USD 235 per year, and those accumulating in third-pillar funds can recover up to USD 300 in personal income tax annually.
If you want to maintain your normal quality of life in retirement, you should make efforts to ensure that you will receive 70-80% of your previous earnings. You can achieve this by accumulating in all three pillars.