Financial portrait of young Poles. Can they and do they want to invest?

A recent study shows a 13% increase in young adults' investment knowledge in Poland, rising from 31% to 44%. Despite this growth, only 35% actively invest, with many prioritizing financial security. The report highlights a gap between perceived and actual investment knowledge, emphasizing the need for improved financial education. Young investors tend to be cautious, focusing on long-term goals like retirement and inflation protection. Social media and family remain key information sources, while interest in retirement products has also increased significantly.