“Sit down along the river bank and wait, sooner or later you’ll pass the corpse of your enemy,” says an old Chinese adage. The inhabitants of Belgium seem to follow it to the letter. In their case, the expectation is for the body of the economic crisis. Interviewed about the steps taken to secure their belongings citizens of the Kingdom of Albert II claim to have chosen the tactic of “no action”. 60%, in fact, has not adopted any budget saving measure. While waiting for the storm to pass, few have changed banks in search of cheaper offers, and a negligible percentage has bought or sold shares. Not to mention the small 5% of those who have their money allocated between different lenders. According to the CRIOC, impassive people are mainly those under 30 . Who seem to have asked a lot of advice and information about the most successful strategies, but rarely are then passed from words to deeds.
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