More Hungarians reported a decrease in their income than the European average
The communication noted that the decline in income at European level is mainly affecting those who already have low earnings.
63 percent of European respondents did not change their income last year, but many of them fear that their income may soon fall, they highlighted.
More than half of lower-income farmers have tightened their belts, reduced their purchases of non-vital goods, 21 percent have taken extra work during the pandemic, 16 percent have taken out loans from their families, and 9 percent have taken out a bank loan, Intrum said.
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