Name: Bank or similar financial institution account, out of laborforce (% age 15+)
Creator: Global Findex database

Percentage of respondents who report having an account (by themselves or together with someone else) at a bank or similar financial institution, among those out of the labour force (age 15+).

People out of work with a bank account by country in 2024

In 2024, Iceland had the highest value (100) among 138 countries.

#	Country	Value	Change
1	Iceland	100	0.0%
1	Luxembourg (2017)	97.06	+2.9%
1	United Arab Emirates (2021)	85.4	+59.9%
1	Puerto Rico (2014)	56.03	–
1	Qatar (2011)	54.67	–
2	Finland	99.63	-0.4%
2	China (2017)	69.24	+1.4%
2	Jamaica (2021)	67.4	-11.8%
2	Bhutan (2014)	23.25	–
2	Syrian Arab Republic (2011)	20.74	–
3	Estonia	99.19	+0.8%
3	Maldives (2017)	66.19	–
3	Myanmar (2021)	41.06	+76.3%
3	Angola (2014)	17.6	-36.5%
3	Djibouti (2011)	5.44	–
4	Austria	99.04	-1.0%
4	Belarus (2017)	56.84	+35.5%
4	Sudan (2014)	8.34	–
5	France	98.97	+0.1%
5	Rwanda (2017)	27.42	+85.7%
6	Sweden	98.73	-1.2%
6	Haiti (2017)	21.58	+92.7%
7	United Kingdom	98.7	-0.8%
7	Central African Republic (2017)	10.14	–
8	Lithuania	98.67	+12.4%
8	Turkmenistan (2017)	9.51	–
9	Denmark	98.4	-1.6%
9	Afghanistan (2017)	7.43	–
10	Netherlands	98.28	-1.0%
11	Slovenia	98.05	+0.1%
12	Ireland	97.95	-1.7%

Bank or similar financial institution account, out of laborforce (% age 15+)

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Bank or similar financial institution account, out of laborforce (% age 15+)

People out of work with a bank account by country in 2024

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