Consumer Financial Vulnerability Index
With high levels of unemployment, economic uncertainty, poverty and debt, South Africans are finding it increasingly difficult to stay afloat and keep up with monthly debt, let alone save for financially stability.
Momentum and Unisa’s Consumer Financial Vulnerability Index determines the extent to which consumers experience a sense of financial insecurity due to adverse micro and macro-economic factors.
- A window into the minds of consumers.
- Ideas on sustainable financial wellness.
- Collective insights for improved financial vulnerability.
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For more information relating to Momentum and Unisa’s Consumer Financial Vulnerability Index, download the brochures below.
Consumer Financial Vulnerability Index Q3 2023
Consumer Financial Vulnerability Index Q2 2023
Consumer Financial Vulnerability Index Q1 2023
Consumer Financial Vulnerability Index Q4 2022
Consumer Financial Vulnerability Index Q3 2022
Consumer Financial Vulnerability Index Q2 2022
Consumer Financial Vulnerability Index Q1 2022
Consumer Financial Vulnerability Index Q4 2021
Consumer Financial Vulnerability Index Q3 2021
Consumer Financial Vulnerability Index Q2 2021
Consumer Financial Vulnerability Index Q1 2021
Consumer Financial Vulnerability Index Q4 2020
Consumer Financial Vulnerability Index Q3 2020
Consumer Financial Vulnerability Index Q2 2020
Consumer Financial Vulnerability Index Q2 2019
Consumer Financial Vulnerability Index Q1 2019
Consumer Financial Vulnerability Index Q2 2018
Consumer Financial Vulnerability Index Q1 2018
Consumer Financial Vulnerability Index Q4 2017