Zygmunt Chajzer does not have to worry about his account balance. How much is his pension?

has been present in the Polish media for years. You can see it on TV and hear it on the radio. He is still professionally active and there is no indication that he intends to retire. However, unlike many people involved in show business and media, the presenter works not because he has to, but because he wants to. .

Zygmunt Chajzer does not complain about retirement

Beata Tyszkiewicz, Maryla Rodowicz, Sławomir Świerzyński… all these stars, apart from their love for the stage, have one more thing in common – the starvation wages they can count on after retirement. For some, these payments are pennies, for others they amount to only a few hundred zlotys. In opposition to them is Zygmunt Chajzer, who once commented in “Wprost” on the problems of other stars:

I don’t really know where these complaints come from. I think that artists were not very interested in the issue of pensions, no one seemed to think much about it. There was a lot of money, it was good, everything was OK and it seemed like it would always be like that. I have the impression that artists and actors have not yet figured out how this mechanism works, he said.

What kind of pension does Zygmunt Chajzer receive?

What kind of money can he count on? Although he did not provide a specific amount, he admitted that he had been securing his future for years:

For twenty-odd years, almost thirty years, I worked full-time at Polish Radio and for every zloty I earned – it wasn’t a huge amount, but quite decent, because I was the editorial manager – I paid pension contributions – he commented in an interview with “Wprost”.

He deepened this issue in an interview with “Fakt”:

I have some concerns, but as of today I am not complaining about finances. My pension is not huge, but I still work. I have a permanent job on the radio and, like most of my famous colleagues, I also have additional duties as a presenter. I don’t live in luxury, but my wife and I manage. I can live relatively peacefully – summed up Zygmunt Chajzer.