Little known by the Poles “holiday” is the “Day without Debts” celebrated annually. Perhaps this is because many Polish citizens are very indebted and they have nothing to celebrate. That is why this holiday can be celebrated by a rather small number of people, because, unfortunately, more and more people fall into debt.

Someone once calculated that if we sum up the whole amount of Poles’ debt and divide it by every inhabitant of Poland, we would get an average, indicating that every Polish citizen would have to give around PLN 14 thousand. According to statistics, more and more people want to take loans even for less important purposes.