K&H: more than third of young people have savings
More than third of the young people (between age 19-29) have savings, most of them are saving to buy a home – according to K&H’s quarterly survey.
According to the report, 83 percent of young people have a bank card and 74 percent of them have their own account. On the other hand few of tham have credits, bank savings, life insurances and investments, though they are saving in line with the trend. (MTI)
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