Over 21% of Poles don't have bank accounts

According to the study published by Poland's Central Bank (NBP), as many as 21 percent of Poles don't have a bank account. The majority of people without such account is aged 18-24 (42 percent don't have one) and 59 and older (43 percent). According to the study half (52 percent) of bank accounts owner don't pay for them, while 25 percent had to pay between PLN 6-10 for such services. As many as 82 percent of account owners use debit cards, and 73 percent of them are users of online banking services.