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European Consumer Payments Report 2019
Intrum’s flagship report on European personal finance
Intrum has published the European Consumer Payment Report on an annual basis since 2013 in order to gain insights into European consumers’ everyday lives – specifically their spending and ability to manage their household finances on a monthly basis.
In 2019, Intrum partnered with FT Longitude to bring a fresh perspective to the report with the introduction of the Financial Wellbeing Barometer, helping the financial services firm gather significant media interest from the likes of Bloomberg and the Financial Times.
global and country-specific report downloads
articles in local and international media
Brand awareness campaign
Using the survey of 24,000 European consumers, as well as the combined knowledge of both FT Longitude and Intrum’s expert research teams, four key pillars were established to compare and track financial wellbeing across the 24 European markets. As well as providing a score for each of those pillars, an Overall Financial Wellbeing Score gives an at-a-glance summary of those pillars, and provides a vital comparison point across countries.
The four pillars to The Financial Wellbeing Barometer are:
1. Ability to pay bills on time
2. Credit freedom
3. Saving for the future
4. Financial literacy
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Using the survey of 24,000 European consumers, as well as the combined knowledge of both FT Longitude and Intrum’s expert research teams, four key pillars were established to compare and track financial wellbeing across the 24 European markets. As well as providing a score for each of those pillars, an Overall Financial Wellbeing Score gives an at-a-glance summary of those pillars, and provides a vital comparison point across countries.
The four pillars to The Financial Wellbeing Barometer are:
- Ability to pay bills on time
- Credit freedom
- Saving for the future
- Financial literacy
