Promising Hungarian trends in financial awareness
Hungarian financial consumers surveyed inquire first and apply for a loan only when they are really needed. This is how respondents largely answered in the Ipsos MORI study, which was commissioned by the International Personal Finance (IPF), the parent company of Provident Finance Ltd.
Ipsos MORI and IPF examined the borrowing habits of residents in the past seven years, the financial situation, the types of savings they use, and how they judge economic trends over the past seven years. The survey was conducted in the Czech Republic, Poland, Lithuania, Spain, Hungary, Romania and Mexico, and 1000 people were interviewed in Hungary.
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