Nagiyev disclosed the amount of his retirement benefits

In the world of domestic show business, actor and TV host Dmitry Nagiyev stands out as one of the highest-paid artists. With an annual income of approximately 3 million dollars, his earnings come from various sources, including TV appearances, advertising, corporate events, and masterclasses.

Despite this significant income, Nagiyev's pension is quite small, as he admitted during a recent meeting. This has led some of his acquaintances from the Dubai real estate agency to suggest that investing in commercial real estate could provide a "nice pension boost." However, Nagiyev himself has not yet ventured into commercial real estate, perhaps due to caution about market risks or a desire to evaluate viable opportunities.

The high fee that Nagiyev commands for a shooting day, reported to be 5 million rubles, has been justified by film critic Alexander Golubchikov. Yet, the specific details about this justification remain unclear. The statement about Nagiyev's high fee was made by Golubchikov during a public forum, adding to the intrigue surrounding the actor's earnings.

Interestingly, Nagiyev's involvement in the Dubai real estate market was not the subject of Golubchikov's statement. Instead, it was his performances in the film industry that earned him such a high fee. Nagiyev recently shared a meeting with friends from a Dubai real estate agency on the YouTube show Circle Property Dubai, but no new information about his potential investments in real estate was provided.

Nagiyev has saved 70,000 dollars, a sum he referred to as "tears." By ordinary standards, this sum is far from small. However, for a man with earnings of 3 million dollars a year, it represents a relatively small portion of his income.

Commercial real estate is currently considered fashionable, not apartments, according to the advice received by Nagiyev. Whether he will take this advice and invest in commercial real estate remains to be seen. For now, Nagiyev continues to excel in the film and TV industry, with no signs of slowing down.