Poles maintain savings habit despite rising living costs, Bank Millennium report shows

By Public Technologies
  • Bank Millennium's Finances of Poles 2026 survey shows rising living costs pressuring household budgets despite a continued commitment to saving.
  • Only 25% of respondents rate their financial situation as good, down from 30% a year earlier.
  • Saving remains widespread at 76%; 32% of savers set aside less than 5% of monthly income.
  • More than half prioritize investment security over returns; banks are the investment venue for more than 80% of investors.
  • AI adoption reaches 60%, but half reject its use for finance, savings or loans.


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