NielsenIQ Financial Fitness Index 2026 shows Indonesia youth score slips to 39.64

By Public Technologies
  • OCBC published its Financial Fitness Index 2026.
  • Indonesian young adults’ financial fitness score fell to 39.64 from 40.60 a year earlier.
  • The decline reflects pressure from weaker economic conditions and higher living costs.
  • The share of respondents with above-average financial health rose to 29% from 28%.
  • Regular saving increased to 92% from 89%.
  • The survey flagged an execution gap: 55% are confident their planning will deliver future success.
  • 80% do not track finances.
  • Only 27% have an emergency fund.


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