TransUnion Study Shows Financial Optimism Among Namibians Despite Current Challenges

TransUnion Study Shows Financial Optimism Among Namibians Despite Current Challenges

A recent TransUnion Quarter 2 Consumer Pulse Study for this year reveals that while Namibian households continue to face financial difficulties, there is optimism about future income prospects. The study indicates that 38% of consumers experienced stagnant incomes and 34% faced decreases, while 28% reported increases. Despite high inflation averaging 5.9% in 2023, 81% of consumers, particularly younger generations, remain hopeful about their financial future.

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