Prague - Approximately 57 percent of parents expect to pay more for school supplies for their children than last year. For low-income families, the figure is 66 percent. The number of those who ask their family or the state for help is decreasing. A year ago, it was one in five, this year their share has dropped to 15 percent. This is according to a survey conducted by the Ipsos agency among a thousand respondents for the loan provider Provident…
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Prague - Approximately 57 percent of parents expect to pay more for school supplies for their children than last year. For low-income families, the figure is 66 percent. The number of those who ask their family or the state for help is decreasing. A year ago, it was one in five, this year their share has dropped to 15 percent. This is according to a survey conducted by the Ipsos agency among a thousand respondents for the loan provider Provident…