A survey carried out by pollster Spinter Tyrimai showed that as much as 65% of the respondents fully trust or rather trust than distrust insurance companies, while 16% distrust them. The most frequent argument for confidence in insurance companies is that they cover losses and damages, as indicated by 25% of the respondents.
46% of the polled fully trust or rather trust than distrust commercial banks, while 42% distrust or rather distrust them. 40% of the respondents trust the second pillar pension funds, while 26% distrust them. A third of the respondents did not have an opinion about pension funds. 28% of the interviewed who trust pension funds do so because of assistance and income to be provided in the future.
53% of the polled completely distrust or rather distrust than trust credit unions. One in four said that frequent bankruptcies are the biggest reason for distrust. For 16% the lack of information and for 15% frequent negative information are reasons to distrust credit unions. Only 16% of the surveyed persons fully trust or rather trust than distrust credit unions.
Instant credit companies are completely distrusted or rather distrusted than trusted by 67% of the polled. Among these, 39% said that high interest rate is the reason for distrust, whereas for 19% it was the fact that "many people, including young ones, become indebted". 12% distrusted instant credit companies because they "issue loans without restrictions". Only 8% of the respondents indicated their trust in instant credit companies, mostly due to prompt provision of services and relevancy of services.