Financial health of young Indonesians worsens in 2025 as savings decline: OCBC survey
The OCBC Financial Fitness Index for Indonesia falls for the first time in four years
The financial health of Indonesia’s younger generation fell in 2025 amid a decline in savings, a survey by OCBC has found.
The OCBC Financial Fitness Index, which measures the financial health of Indonesians aged 25 to 35, fell 0.65 point to 40.6 points in 2025.
With a maximum score of 100, the bank classifies a score between zero and 40.59 to have low financial health, and between 40.6 and 100 to have high financial health.
Originally published by businesstimes.com.sg. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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