One in Ten German Residents Has Excessive Debt, Der Spiegel Writes
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One in ten German residents has excessive debt, Der Spiegel writes
One in ten German residents has excessive debt, Der Spiegel writes.The problem affects 7.36 million people over the age of 18. This is about 4% (293 thousand people) more than a year earlier, the article says.Earlier, the anti-rating man...
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In North Rhine-Westphalia, there are relatively many over-indebted people. The proportion in the Ruhr region is particularly high, as a new study shows.
More than seven million people in Germany are considered to be over-indebted. According to the new "Schuldneratlas", the most common reasons are illness, addiction or accidents as well as unemployment. Regionally, there are big differences.
Around one in ten adults in Germany is over-indebted.
Around 390,000 adults in Berlin are over-indebted. Thus, the capital is well above the average. Especially one feature stands out.
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