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Czechs and Money: We Are the Most Frugal in Europe. But We Pay Extra for Expensive Energy

The financial health of the population of individual European Union countries varies significantly. While some countries excel in high savings rates, others struggle with high expenses or problems paying current bills. The data editors of Deníku.cz focused on how much of Europeans' income is consumed by food and energy and how often households fail to pay their bills on time.

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