Share of people whose main source of emergency funds within 30 days would be borrowing, assessed as possible and not difficult or somewhat difficult. Breakdown includes young people ages 15–24.

Emergency fund borrowing access (young, not difficult) by country in 2021 (main source of emergency funds in 30 days: borrowing, possible and not difficult or somewhat difficult, young (% ages 15-24))

In 2021, Switzerland had the highest value (26.83) among 6 countries, while Iceland had the lowest (6.32).

#	Country	Value	Change
1	Switzerland	26.83	–
1	Dominican Republic (2024)	12.11	-37.8%
2	Ireland	17.5	–
2	Paraguay (2024)	11.79	–
3	Malawi (2024)	10.17	+6.0%
3	Germany	9.35	–
4	Uruguay	8.6	–
5	Saudi Arabia	6.74	–
6	Iceland	6.32	–

Main source of emergency funds in 30 days: borrowing, possible and not difficult or somewhat difficult, young (% ages 15-24)

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Main source of emergency funds in 30 days: borrowing, possible and not difficult or somewhat difficult, young (% ages 15-24)

Emergency fund borrowing access (young, not difficult) by country in 2021 (main source of emergency funds in 30 days: borrowing, possible and not difficult or somewhat difficult, young (% ages 15-24))

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