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Intrum the youngest and oldest have been hit hardest by the crisis
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Young people and the finances of retirees were hit hardest by the coronavirus crisis in the fourth quarter of last year, while nearly a tenth of young people were able to increase their savings by managing more prudently or taking part-time jobs – Intrum’s claims manager told MTI.
Intrum prepares its European Consumer Payments Report every year, including 24,189 European citizens from 24 European countries participating in a representative survey last autumn. 1000 people from Hungary were involved in the research examining the expenditures, incomes and payment habits of households and consumers. (MTI)
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