Young Finns are optimistic about their financial future
In Finland, more than 70% of people aged 18–29 expect their financial situation to be at least somewhat better in five years than it is now. This is indicated by the results of a survey commissioned by Danske Bank, YLE News reports.
Financial reserve
About a quarter of Finns aged 18–29 said they have no financial reserve. Among the country’s entire adult population, nearly two in five respondents reported having no such funds set aside.
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Five-year expectations
Among all adult residents of Finland, every second person believes that in five years their financial situation will be at least somewhat better than it is now.
The survey was conducted at the beginning of the year by research company Ipsos. Approximately 1,400 adult respondents in Finland took part.
