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More than Half of the Portuguese Resorted to Credit to Pay Invoices, Says Study

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During the period analyzed, almost one in four consumers (24%) had a late paid bill. Among the main causes are forgetfulness and lack of money.

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During the period analyzed, almost one in four consumers (24%) had a late paid bill. Among the main causes are forgetfulness and lack of money.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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More than half of the Portuguese (53%) used borrowed money or credit cards in the last six months to pay their accounts, with a percentage that rises to 79% among income below the average, according to a study by Intrum. The content More than half of the Portuguese use borrowed money or credit cards to pay accounts appears first in Folha Nacional.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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More than half of Portuguese consumers (53%) used loans or credit cards to pay accounts in the six months prior to Intrum's survey. Among those who receive below average income, the proportion rises to 79%. The effort to balance budgets is visible in the reasons pointed out by those facing financial difficulties. The worsening [...]

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This type of payment is used particularly high by consumers with incomes below the average 73%.

More than 50% of Portuguese people have resorted to loans or credit cards to pay accounts in the last six months, according to Intrum. Among consumers with below average incomes, the percentage rises to 79%. The cost of living is the main financial pressure

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More than half of the Portuguese (53%) used borrowed money or credit cards in the last six months to pay their accounts, with a percentage that rises to 79% of income below the average, according to a study by Intrum.

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Noticias ao Minuto broke the news in Portugal on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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