European Consumer Payment Report 2022

The UK edition of the European Consumer Payment Report provides insights into the everyday lives of consumers, their spending habits and their ability to manage their finances. From savings to sustainability, download a copy for a comprehensive view of consumer finance trends.

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Surging costs causing UK consumers to cut back on sustainable choices

Intrum’s 2022 European Consumer Payment Report paints a gloomy picture of consumers’ financial wellbeing and economic outlook. With rapidly increasing costs of living, consumers are cutting back on sustainable goods and services to manage their household finances.

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Cost of living crunch

Consumers are looking for discounts, with less scope to pay a premium for sustainable products.

Consumer spending

Changing spending behaviour is impacting the amount consumers are giving to charity.

Dining in

Consumers are cutting back on hospitality and meals out to compensate for rising prices.

“The UK faces soaring inflation fuelled by geopolitical uncertainty. This is affecting many who were cushioned during the pandemic, such as middle-aged consumers.”

Eddie Nott, Intrum UK - Managing Director

European Payment Report 2022

The European Payment Report (EPR) describes the impact late payments has on the development and growth among European businesses. The insights are based on a survey of more than 11,000 companies in 29 European countries, conducted between 17th of January and 13th of April 2022.

European Consumer Payment Report 2021

While many say they want to ensure they are in a stronger financial position before another global crisis, more than a quarter have less visibility of their short-term borrowing now than they did before the pandemic.

European Payment Report 2021

Stay updated on development of late payments and how Covid-19 has impacted the payment landscape in 29 European countries. The annual edition of the European Payment Report 2021 will be launched 16th of June.