The survey also showed that 62% of Hungarians with mortgages anticipated difficulties with repayments, a decrease from the 70% reported in the previous survey. Some 56% were afraid of becoming borrowers and almost two thirds of the Hungarian surveyed would take out loans as “a last resort”. About 47% of Hungarians thought the range of banking services and products were hard to navigate, down from the 55% of the previous survey.
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