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Economic crisis leaves Irish consumers struggling says European payment report

Published today, the European Consumer Payment Report 2021 shows the ongoing effects of the Covid-19 crisis on Ireland’s consumers. While many say they want to ensure they are in a stronger financial position before another global crisis, a quarter have less visibility of their short-term borrowing now than they did before the pandemic. The Ireland edition of the European Consumer Payment Report provides insights into the everyday lives of consumers, their spending habits and their ability to manage their finances. From savings to sustainability, download a copy for a comprehensive view of consumer finance trends.

European Payment Report 2021

Stay updated on development of late payments and how Covid-19 has impacted the payment landscape in 29 European countries. The annual edition of the European Payment Report 2021 will be launched 16th of June.

Covid-19 pandemic: The impact on consumer finances

Published today, the European Consumer Payment Report 2020 outlines the financial impact of Covid-19 on private households.

European Payment Report 2020

This is the 22nd annual edition of the European Payment Report, outlining the impact of late payments on business growth and financial health among 10,000 businesses across 29 countries in Europe.

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European Consumer Payment Report 2020: special edition white paper

In light of the Covid-19 crisis, Intrum has published a special edition white paper based on data from 4,800 consumers in 24 European countries.

European Consumer Payment Report 2019

The European Consumer Payment Report (ECPR) is an annual report that describes European consumers ability to manage household finances.

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