ING: Nearly 75% Of Romanians Would Take Money Out Of Savings Accounts If Interests Turned Negative

12.03.2015 By Gabriela Stan

Nearly three quarters of Romanians said they would take money out of their savings accounts if interest rates went negative, of which over 17% would switch into alternative assets (such as the stock market), one third would put their savings in a safe place and 10% would spend more, according to an ING Bank survey.

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