Poland's youth saving for retirement in the perspective of behavioral life cycle and population aging

The data were collected in December 2020 among young people aged 18-29 all over Poland. The group of young people was divided into the younger ones (18-24 years old) and the older ones (25-29 years old) to identify the differences between youth behavior considering their life-cycle phase. A group of people ages 50-60 years old was taken to enable an intergeneration comparison.

The group was randomly drawn for the research using a stratified random sampling scheme, covering such socio-economic and demographical factors as age, region, gender, education, income, etc.