17:05 20 August 2024
ZPF: 55% of Polish households save for children’s future
According to a study by the Association of Financial Enterprises in Poland (ZPF) and the Institute of Economic Development at SGH, 55% of surveyed households regularly save for their children's future. This suggests that when people can save, they allocate part of their income for their children's future.
Economist Sławomir Dudek notes this 55% figure is high compared to 57.5% of respondents who can save. Among those who don't save, 87.5% cite insufficient funds, while 6.3% think it's pointless and 4.5% are unsure how to do it. Savings methods include savings accounts (68.1%) and deposits (39.4%), with some investing in stocks, mutual funds, or government bonds.
