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| Slovaks have more debts than financial assets |
| Bratislava, 30.10.2024 |
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| The net financial assets of the average Slovak are the lowest among the compared EU countries and their debt is also the second highest. As the only ones in the region of the new EU member states, the inhabitants of Slovakia have, on average, more debts than financial assets. This was pointed out by the Confederation of Trade Unions (KOZ) of the Slovak Republic on the basis of a current report by the international insurance group Allianz.
"After the pandemic, the energy crisis and high inflation, the financial wealth of Slovaks is the lowest among selected countries. In 2023, we also fell below the level of net financial assets of the average Romanian, as in previous years it was Romanians who were at the bottom of this ranking in this indicator," pointed out KOZ economic analyst Ján Košč.
While the average Slovak owns net financial assets of €9,160, according to Allianz data, the average resident of the Czech Republic is €31,910, Slovenia €28,970, Hungary €22,860 and Poland €13,570. Net financial assets of a Slovak citizen increased by 15 percent year-on-year
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