Lithuanians’ average savings in their bank accounts would allow them to survive for six months without receiving wages, according to…
The Bank of Lithuania has proposed regulations for the insurance investment market, aimed at strengthening consumer protection and capping how…
The average Lithuanian’s monthly pay packet grew by 5.9% in the final quarter of 2015, with a 4.6% rise in…
Almost half of all Lithuanians have taken out loans or bought something on credit, but very few take an interest…
The highest monthly salary in Lithuania last year hit €250,000 with about 200 people earning into the tens of thousands…
Lithuanian banking regulators have hit a consumer credit company with a fine of €30,000 for issuing loans to unemployed applicants,…
Many Lithuanians are still keeping large amounts of money at home rather than lodging it in a bank, according to…
The Bank of Lithuania has drafted a list of private banking services that it proposes should be made more accessible.…
The government-run company Būsto Paskolų Draudimas, or Housing Loan Insurance, will search for people who have defaulted on their loans…
Two thirds of Lithuanians trust insurance companies and the same number of people is suspicious of instant credit companies. [...]
The survey of financial literacy commissioned by the Bank of Lithuania has revealed that Lithuanians have only partially learned the…
Although more than half of Lithuanians believe their knowledge of personal finance planning is "good" and a third think that…
Fifty-five percent of women in Lithuania who are married or have a partner feel financially insecure. The main factor of…
A study of the expenses of households carried out by Swedbank's Institute of Private Finances has revealed that Lithuanians spend…
One in ten respondents in Lithuania reported that the economic situation of their household and the country as a whole…
A telephone poll conducted by the company Provident Finansai revealed that the introduction of the euro did not change habits…
Swedbank Lithuania's data shows that residents of Lithuania last year borrowed EUR 2,317 (LTL 8,000) on average for their consumer…
It seems that Lithuanians care little about their financial security after retirement - their knowledge about the pension system is…
According to Swedbank, the average housing loan in Lithuania has continued to grow. In 2014, it was EUR 44,800, EUR…
In November, one in ten Lithuanians said that their household's financial situation had improved. Five out of ten said it…