Almost 65% of Romanians face constant or recurring financial difficulties, according to a Provident survey
Andreea Lificiu
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According to a survey conducted by Provident, 64.9% of Romanians face financial difficulties and almost 4 million people, including single-parent families and "black" workers, are marginalized. A third of respondents consider decent pay the main obstacle to finding a job. Bureaucracy is also perceived as an impediment to accessing public support, and 57% of pensioners do not trust the pension system. Most Romanians believe their children's future will be more difficult.
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