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A Scientist Has Revealed What Today's Poor Look Like: a Person Is Not Destitute, but One Trait Betrays Poverty

Summary by lrytas.lt
We still imagine poverty as an empty refrigerator, old clothes and living “on benefits”. However, today it often hides in something completely different. A person goes to work, has a car, a smartphone, pays rent or a loan, but has no savings. If the car breaks down or if a doctor is needed, the family budget can collapse.
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We still imagine poverty as an empty refrigerator, old clothes and living “on benefits”. However, today it often hides in something completely different. A person goes to work, has a car, a smartphone, pays rent or a loan, but has no savings. If the car breaks down or if a doctor is needed, the family budget can collapse.

·Vilnius, Lithuania
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lrytas.lt broke the news in Vilnius, Lithuania on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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