Romanian Economies, Getting Smaller. Almost 10% Fail to Put Money Aside in 2026
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According to a survey by tbi bank, about 48% of Romanians are constantly saving, of which 46% manage to put away at most 500 lei per month, and 16% can't put up even 1 lei. Also, around 23% claim that they could cover their expenses for less than a month, if they would remain without the main source of income, and 22% would last between 1 and 3 months, according to News.ro.
At the same time, more than 22% do not currently save or need to use the previously accumulated reserves.
Romanians’ savings capacity remains under pressure as living costs rise - survey
Romanians’ real capacity to save remains limited and vulnerable to growing pressure on monthly budgets, as rising living costs steadily reduce the amounts left after essential expenses. Almost 48% of respondents say they save every month or most months, while a quarter manage to put money aside only occasionally, when they have funds left over, […] The post Romanians’ savings capacity remains under pressure as living costs rise – survey appeared…
Less than half of the Romanians are constantly saving, and 46% say they put 500 lei aside a month, according to a poll published on Friday.
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