Eurostat: One in Two Greeks Is Unable to Cover Emergency Expenses
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Discover more articles in search results Add ot.gr to Google How many EU residents live without a "safety net" against unforeseen financial circumstances? According to Eurostat data published today, in 2025 29.2% of the European Union population was unable to cope with extraordinary financial expenses. It should be noted that this percentage is slightly reduced ...
A car breakdown, a broken electrical appliance or an unexpected bill are enough to reveal the harsh reality experienced by many Greek households.
What do Eurostat data show about citizens' response to unexpected financial expenses?
More than half of Greeks are unable to cover emergency expenses. According to Eurostat data, the percentage has increased to 50.5% #StarGrNews
One in two Greek residents is unable to cover an extraordinary financial expense, according to new Eurostat data for 2025, with our country recording the worst performance in the European Union. Specifically, 50.5% of the population in Greece declares that they cannot face an unforeseen expense, when the European average […]
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