Only every fourth Pole satisfied with their finances. It's worse than a year ago

A recent study reveals that 68% of Poles reported no change in income over the past six months, yet this does not equate to financial security. While 76% attempt to save money, many struggle, with 32% saving less than 5% of their monthly income. Additionally, 28% of respondents noted a decrease in savings due to unexpected expenses. Most Poles remain cautious about investing, with over half believing it requires specialized knowledge, and only 11% rating their investment skills positively. The primary motivation for saving and investing is to secure the future and protect against inflation, with few seeking quick profits. Financial management skills are a concern, as 48% wish to improve their money management abilities. The study, conducted among 1,050 adults, highlights the prevailing themes of caution and the need for financial security among Poles.