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Aviva study: more than 50% of Romanians would have saved money to anticipate crisis

More than half (54.63%) of Romanians would have begun a saving plan to have access to money reserves in the period of economic crisis, while a quarter of the population would have contracted less credits or of a smaller value if they had anticipated the crisis, according to a study made by Aviva.

The study was made in April in the whole country and the results proved that most people know what they should do now to have a better financial situation in the future but they do not act accordingly.

In the same study almost half (48.57%) of people interviewed say they would choose to invest big sums of money if they could go back in time by 1-2 years. At the same time 52.5% of respondents would have liked to be inspired enough to invest in euro. The study also shows that 37.38% of respondents think that if they had saved or invested some money two years ago they would have had a better financial situation at present.Almost half of persons interviewed would have saved more and 65.1% consider they should save constantly or invest an amount of money in order to have a decent income upon retiring. In fact the number of people who act in this respect is very little, Aviva shows.

While 54.63% of Romanians would have had a saving plan if they had anticipated the crisis, 11.11% would have concluded an insurance policy to protect their family and 11.12% would not have many any investments, the study shows.The Aviva Group is present in the Romanian market through Aviva Life Insurance, Aviva Administration of Private Pension Plans and Aviva Investors Romania (purchased on 30 November 2007).

 

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