Should the government support borrowers? Poles divided

Almost 40 percent Poles believe that the government should create a mortgage co -financing program – according to the Opinia24 survey for RMF FM. However, slightly fewer respondents have a different opinion on this matter.
RMF FM asked Poles about the idea of creating a government mortgage funding program. It turns out that we are divided in this matter.
Co -financing of mortgage loans. Poles divided
According to the opinion survey24 for the station, nearly 40 percent respondents believe that the government should create a mortgage co -financing program, with 22 percent respondents would like to create such a program as soon as possible, and 17 percent He claims that although the program would be needed, there is no need for it to be created quickly.
Less than 30 percent respondents, however, believe that the government should not launch such a program. Nearly a third of respondents have no opinion on this subject.
The study shows that opponents of creating a governmental mortgage funding program are primarily:
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people with higher education (39 percent),
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people aged 40-49 (38 percent),
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People from cities over 500 thousand residents (37 percent).
The study shows that men more often declare opposition to men (36 percent, while among women the percentage was 23 %).
We would like to remind you that at the end of last year, the Minister of Development and Technology Krzysztof Paszyk announced on Radio ZET that the 0 percent credit program. – One of the pre -election promises of the Civic Coalition – there will be no. – There will be no loan of 0 percent. These were slogans from many months ago – said the head of the Ministry of Development in the broadcast “Guest of Radio ZET”.
Paszyk pointed out that Polish borrowers are struggling with the highest interest rate on housing loans throughout the European Union. – We need to find a solution that will actually help Poles – said the Minister of Development and Technology.
The study was conducted on January 20-24 on a representative group of 1000 people, using the Mixed-Mode computer-assisted-Cati and Internet interviews (CAWI).