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With living costs rising, it’s becoming increasingly difficult for many of us to keep on top of our finances. So, saving for retirement has taken a backseat, as the tightening of the purse strings means less money to plan for the future.
With Christmas right around the corner, many of us are already shopping for gifts and stocking up on food for the festive season. It’s easy to get carried away in the tinsel and mistletoe, but if you spend more than you can afford you could start 2023 with a debt hangover.
Consumers with good financial education are better able to withstand the economic downturn and are more optimistic about the future, according to Intrum’s latest research.
Intrum’s annual European Consumer Payment Report finds consumers pessimistic about the economic situation and worried about their ability to cope with rising costs.
With Black Friday now extended from one day of discounting to weeks of tempting retail offers and advertising build-up, are you struggling to resist the lure of a bargain? If so, you aren’t alone.
With consumers fighting to keep their heads above water this winter, evidence suggests sustainability efforts may be hampered by the need to cut costs.
In the past year, Intrum has rolled out a harmonised customer satisfaction survey which is designed to foster a system of continuous improvement across all markets. Anel Mujkanovic, Head of People Development and Quality Performance, explains how the surveys are driving up quality in the business.
With growing economic challenges hitting businesses across Europe, which sectors are best placed to weather the storm?
With the economic situation precarious, consumers and businesses alike are bracing for a difficult winter. World Savings Day is held on 31 October, against the backdrop of rising costs that mean putting money aside may be unrealistic.
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