2025-09-29 13:11
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2025-09-29 13:11
Most households, because over 80 percent, declare that they are able to postpone some income, although only the minority does it regularly – according to Monday data published by the Central Statistical Office.
The possibility of saving some income was declared in 2024 86.1 percent households, of which 29 percent it was put off regularlyand 57.1 percent irregularly. In turn, 4.6 percent It could save, but it didn't do it, and 9.3 percent It did not postpone and did not have such a possibility – Gus said.
Compared to 2023, the number of farms regularly and irregularly saving (by 2.4 percentage points), and the number of those that did not save or could not save (also by 2.4 percentage points).
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GUS also informed that last year 57.8 percent. (in 2023 58.1 percent) Households had funds that were enough every day, but had to save on more serious shopping.
“Only 4.1 percent of households declared that it can afford a certain luxury, and 25.2 percent can afford a lot without special saving (in 2023, respectively 3.2 percent and 23.1 percent, respectively). On the other hand, 0.6 % Manage money (in 2023 it was 0.8 % and 14.8 percent, respectively), ” – added.
The CSO informed that in comparison with 2012 last year, the percentage of households, which lasted many without special saving (by 15.2 percentage points), and the percentage of households, which had to manage money on a daily basis (by 20.8 percentage points, decreased to the greatest extent (by 20.8 percentage points).
According to the office, in 2024 22 percent households were indebted (in 2023 – 23.3 percent). Among the indebted farms, for 48.1 percent Of them, the debt was not a burden and its repayment of the farm met on time (in 2023 – 46.5 percent). For 48.2 percent Households of the debt was a certain burden, but it also met in time (in 2023 – 48.9 percent in 2023). For the remaining 3.7 percent Households were a high burden and they could not always fulfill their repayment on time or were unable to pay off their liabilities (in 2023 – 4.6 percent). (PAP)
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