Santander Consumer Bank

Oct 12, 2023

No Comments 56% of people talk about money regularly with their partner. Poles running a household together – according to the study “Relationship and finances”. Every third person in a relationship discusses expenses occasionally, e.g. before spending a larger sum – it was added. According to the “Relationship and finance” study by Santander Consumer Bank, 56 percent Poles in formal and informal relationships who run a household together say that they regularly and openly talk about money with their partner. This answer was given by 58 percent. married people and 50 percent living in cohabitation. It was added that this answer was given by 63 percent. 30-year-olds and 59 percent respondents with higher education. Anna Szczechowiak from Santander Consumer Bank, quoted in the report, said that every third person in a relationship “occasionally talks about expenses with their partner”, e.g. when they have the prospect of spending a larger sum of money. “Among them were 31 percent. women compared to 25 percent men. This was also often answered by 70-year-olds and people from large cities with over 250,000 inhabitants. inhabitants. In both cases, the percentage indicating this answer was 37%. – said Szczechowiak. According to the study, 9 percent respondents said that they do not discuss finances with their partner because they do not feel the need to do so, while 5 percent respondents indicated that this is “an uncomfortable and difficult topic in their relationship, so they avoid talking about money with their partner.” The research was carried out on behalf of Santander Consumer Bank by the Market and Social Research Institute using the CATI method in August 2023 on a representative group of 1,001 people in formal and informal relationships who run a common household. (PAP) Author: Adrian Reszczyński