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Germans Prioritize Vacation Savings as Spending Cuts Persist

Inflation-fueled financial worries push households toward building reserves through cuts on clothing, dining, leisure activities.

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Overview

  • Forty-two percent of Germans say saving for vacation is their top financial goal, outpacing funds set aside for retirement or big-ticket items.
  • Thirty-nine percent are focused on boosting emergency reserves, 32 percent on old-age provision and 28 percent on major purchases.
  • Half of consumers report scaling back on clothing and restaurant visits in response to rising prices.
  • Baby boomers over 60 tend to save by trimming apparel spending while adults under 30 most often cut back on food costs.
  • To stretch their budgets, 64 percent compare prices across providers, 56 percent hunt special offers and 46 percent use discount coupons.