New Zealand consumers more cautious about credit, keen to save, survey says

New Zealand consumers more cautious about credit, keen to save, survey says
By Tina Morrison July 24 (BusinessDesk) – New Zealanders have become more cautious about the use of credit and more likely to save following the global financial crisis, according to credit company Dun & Bradstreet. Some 39 percent of people said they are more likely to save money in the next three months compared to the same time last year, while 28 percent are less likely and 32 percent are just as likely, according to Dun & Bradstreet’s Consumer Credit Expectations quarterly survey. Consumers have held the same level of savings intention...