War and pandemic, but Sardinian savers are not afraid of the future: 27 percent are very cautious and perhaps avoid unnecessary expenses. But 22 per cent are already thinking about tomorrow to start planning their economic future and making dreams come true that have been repressed in recent years. This is the analysis of the Reale Mutua Observatory on welfare.
There is certainly no lack of fears. Taxation (44%) is the first factor of concern for one's pockets. This is followed by inflation and increases in goods (35%), often inadequate salaries (38%), possible unforeseen events (27%), the uncertainty of the geopolitical situation (21%) and, lastly, the pandemic (8%) ).
Investments primarily in insurance and pension solutions (20%). The brick is growing in propensity (15%) and there are also those who look at specific instruments of the financial market (2%).
One in three Sardinians, 37%, would like to increasingly manage savings through apps and technologies . For savers, safety and guarantees on the invested capital count above all (29%). This is followed by flexibility (15%), which allows you to adapt your investment according to your needs.
Who or what do Sardinians trust when it comes to choosing how to manage and invest their money? The difference, says the report, is made by people (21%): the human relationship that is established with a professional comes before the products (17%) and the reputation of the brand you rely on (17%).
(Unioneonline / vl)
