Romanians
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Romanians spend increasingly less money on food
The weight of food expenditures in Romanians' monthly budgets has been dwindling over the past 5-6 years, from 45% to less than 39%. In 2001, Romanians spent 45% of their monthly income on f...
Isarescu: Romanians get loans three times smaller than Hungarians
Romanians have much smaller loans taken out compared with customers of banks in neighbouring countries. At the end of last year, each Romanian had, on average, contracted loans worth 500 eur...
Popa, BRD: Romanians don't know how to live from one debt to another
Mortgage credits taken for more than 30 years give the customer the wrong impression of having gained something, when actually a longer-term financing actually means the initial loan will do...
Provident loans in the homes of 13,000 Romanians
In its first year of operations in Romania, consumer credits company Provident Financial, a member of the British company International Personal Finance, has dealt with over 13,000 clients,...
Rompetrol repatriates Romanians living abroad
Employment opportunities created by the domestic business environment are bringing home Romanians working abroad and cast doubt on the necessity of employing expats, as many Romanians have b...
Romanians' net savings, 4 times lower than regional average
Romania is expected to witness strong growth rates in terms of population assets and financial debts, but will continue to lag behind other neighbouring markets, according to a survey conduc...
BCR: Romanians can save 17.5 euros / month
The potential average monthly saving for a Romanian citizen stands at 17.5 euros compared with 21 euros in the Czech Republic, 27 euros in Poland, and 36 euros in Slovenia, according to esti...
10% of Romanians provide for the remaining 90%
Romania is experiencing an alarming situation as far as the employment of workforce is concerned, because approximately 10% of the population has to provide for the remaining 90%, Paul Pacur...
Are Romanians in danger of working themselves "to death"?
According to statistics, Romanian employees are neither more productive than other European employees, nor do they work more hours. However, the death of an Ernst & Young company manager due...