More saving for a 'rainy day'

We’re concerned about the economy and many of us putting away more money as an emergency fund.

That’s the conclusion following a survey by Migros Bank.

At the end of last year, 39% have a negative opinion of the economy and 27% say their financial situation has worsened over the last two years.

The head of Migros Bank, Marcel Kunzelmann, says many are saving as much as they can – ranging from CHF 1,000 a month to CHF 100. 

He says more people are saving smaller amounts regularly.

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