Polish ladies take out more loans

Polish women aged 47-65 take out more loans then their male counterparts, as reported by IAR. In this age group, 28 percent of women and 27 percent of men took out credit. Younger males (aged 32-46) seem to take out more loans than women. On the other hand, mortgage loans are taken out by more women, especially in the younger age bracket, according to the Credit Information Bureau (BIK). Analysts from BIK said that this may be due to women setting on their own earlier. Every fifth person in the ages 32-47 has a mortgage loan to his or her name, with a slightly higher percentage of men.