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Fuel prices before the Iran war vs now: How much of a wage is needed? (opens the original)
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The cost of filling a 50-litre diesel tank now takes 15.4% of Bulgaria’s gross monthly minimum wage, up from 9.9% before the Iran war began, highlighting the growing pressure on workers in Europe’s lowest-paid countries. Fuel prices have risen significantly since the Israeli-US joint attack on Iran resulted in effectively blocking the Strait of Hormuz, an essential route for one-fifth of global oil to pass through. In the EU, average consumer diesel prices rose by 40% between 23 February, before
Have minimum wages kept up with food prices in Europe? (opens the original)
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Food prices have risen sharply across Europe over the past five years, but minimum wages have risen even faster in most of the 26 countries examined by Euronews Business. Malta is one exception. A worker on the minimum wage there can buy about 6% less food with their gross pay than they could five years ago, despite a rise in wages. Minimum-wage workers in Spain and France have also lost ground. Food and non-alcoholic beverage prices rose by 34% across the EU between August 2021 and August 2026,
Tax optimisation: Best European countries for global citizens (opens the original)
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A new ranking by Global Citizen Solutions (GCS) compares 48 jurisdictions on these factors. Malta and Cyprus lead in Europe, though neither has the lowest headline income tax rate. The report uses 11 indicators grouped into three categories: tax burden, tax structure and investment migration, which covers routes to residence or citizenship. Together, these produce an overall score. A higher score means more favourable conditions for internationally mobile people. Tax optimisation means legally a
Which countries offer the best tax conditions for global citizens, and why does Germany rank last? - AOL (opens the original)
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A new ranking by Global Citizen Solutions (GCS) compares 48 jurisdictions on these factors. Malta and Cyprus lead in Europe, though neither has the lowest headline income tax rate. The report uses 11 indicators grouped into three categories: tax burden, tax structure and investment migration, which covers routes to residence or citizenship. Together, these produce an overall score. A higher score means more favourable conditions for internationally mobile people. Tax optimisation means legally a
Why young Europeans are struggling to get on the property ladder (opens the original)
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Europe is facing a serious housing crisis and young people are feeling the strain. While many dream of owning their own home, it is becoming increasingly difficult to do so. Younger generations in Europe have lower homeownership rates than earlier generations, according to the OECD. So, how have homeownership rates changed across generations? Why is homeownership falling among young Europeans? And in which countries are young people struggling the most? According to the ‘Mapping trends and gaps
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