Hungarians are uninformed about commodity loans
The majority of Hungarians are cautious when it comes to buying household appliances and consumer electronics of higher value: they would rather collect the price of the appliances than take out a commodity loan. At the same time, while we are patient with savings, we are impatient with paperwork and credit assessment– according to a recent national survey by Euronics and a survey of its own employees.
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