The Icelandic Confederation of Labour recently had a survey done on what kind of loans Icelanders have. 

One in three homes in Iceland has a car loan in foreign currency. Those who have a price-indexed car loan in ISK are 12,5% of the nation. 

Only 9% have a currency loan on their home and 62% an ISK loan, price-indexed of course. Ten percent have another kind of loan on their home. 

Sixteen percent have no loans, mostly in the youngest and oldest age groups.

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