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.
Related news
Circana: Households shop with nearly 40 retailers annually
The average U.S. household shops at a wide variety of…
Read more >Hungarians took out 40 percent more mortgage loans in the first quarter
The amount of residential and non-residential mortgage loans issued increased…
Read more >Related news
Márton Nagy: the government would introduce margin restrictions for stores selling household goods
The government may discuss on Wednesday and is expected to…
Read more >More expensive Barbie, thinner Heinz – Trump’s tariffs redraw the global consumer market
The impact of Donald Trump’s tariff policy is affecting more…
Read more >Almost 20 percent cheaper food? The government is satisfied with the results of the margin reduction
“Thanks to the margin reduction, more and more products can…
Read more >