Thuringia in the upswing: Over -indebtedness drops to record low!
Thuringia in the upswing: Over -indebtedness drops to record low!
In Thuringia there is reason to be happy: The number of over -indebted citizens is sinking! According to the current debtor atlas of the Creditreform Economic Occupry, around 130,000 people in the Free State are affected by over -indebtedness - that is about 5,000 less than in the previous year. In economically uncertain times, the Thuringians show that they keep their money together and go to business!
The over -indebtedness rate in Thuringia is now 7.4 percent, a decrease of 0.3 percentage points compared to the previous year. Thuringia is one of the federal states with the lowest debt rates in Germany. Only Bavaria with 5.9 percent and Baden-Württemberg with 6.5 percent do better. On the nationwide average, the over -indebtedness rate is 8.1 percent. The reason for over -indebtedness is often unemployment, separations, illnesses or addiction problems.
regional differences in Thuringia
The city of Jena, which is one of the ten cities with the lowest debt ratio in Germany with an over -indebtedness rate of only 4.4 percent. Jena, known for his university and innovative companies, shows how economic stability and education can go hand in hand. The Eichsfeld follows in 33th place with 4.9 percent, while the Saale-Holzland-Kreis lands at 6.0 percent to 90. In contrast, the city of Gera fights with an alarming quota of 10.5 percent and thus occupies the 354th place nationwide.A total of 5.56 million people in Germany are over -indebted in Germany - a decline of 94,000 compared to the previous year. This has been the lowest value since the beginning of the evaluations in 2004. The head of Creditreform-Economic Research, Patrik-Ludwig Hantzsch, explains that the uncertainty of consumers and the fear of the future lead to people holding their money together. The persistently difficult economic situation, political decisions and international crises such as the Ukraine conflict contribute to saving the savings and helping to reduce over-indebtedness.
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| Ort | Jena, Deutschland |
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