Two in every three Portuguese people were targeted by financial fraud attempts, according to a new study on digital financial literacy in Portugal.
The conclusion comes from the Digital Financial Literacy Barometer from Doutor Finanças, which was conducted by the Centro de Estudos Aplicados da Católica-Lisbon.
The study assesses the preparation of Portuguese people to manage money in an increasingly digital context, where financial frauds have become more frequent.
The article also mentions the most common "theft tricks," although the specific details about these methods were not fully presented in the available excerpt.
