INSS releases income report for the 2026 Income Tax; see how to consult
The INSS has released income reports for the 2026 Income Tax for retirees, pensioners, and others who received social security benefits last year.
Revenue division will help you create financial reserves and live without fears of the future
The article discusses how proper management of income can aid in building financial reserves for a secure future.
Reform May Surprise Pensioners Unpleasantly – Minister Speaks Now
A recent reform could significantly reduce financial support for low-income pensioners in Finland, raising concerns from the Social Insurance Minister.
Harsh setback for retirees – Do you belong to this group?
Finland's pension security agency has announced that partial early retirement pensions will now be considered income for the new basic income support starting in May, significantly impacting some retirees' finances.
Social: Criticism of Citizen's Income Reform
A coalition of 38 organizations is criticizing proposed tightening measures regarding basic income security in Germany.
An average of 766 euros in additional income per month – should widow's pensions be cut?
A report suggests the cutting of widow's pensions in Finland, arguing they do not primarily benefit low-income individuals.
Europe focuses on independence, Poles disappear from the internet, income taxes in the EU
The podcast discusses Europe's push for strategic independence highlighted at the Munich Security Conference, alongside the increase in Poles exercising their right to be forgotten online.
Just invest once... Earn ₹20,000 monthly from interest, enjoy a comfortable old age
The Indian government offers a Senior Citizens Savings Scheme through the post office for secure investment with good returns, allowing retirees to earn a regular monthly income and alleviate financial worries in old age.
Despite the glamour of Carnival, samba professionals seek other sources of income
Samba professionals in Brazil struggle to find financial security despite the Carnival's fame and allure, often relying on other jobs throughout the year to make ends meet.
Looking for a decent income? The European Commission offers jobs and a solid salary
The European Union is restarting a recruitment competition after a seven-year pause to find new high-level officials for managing the world's second-largest economy, offering good salaries and job security to candidates.
Kela's Cuts Soon to Take Effect – Impacting Hundreds of Thousands of Households
The Finnish social security institution Kela will reduce basic income support for 257,000 households starting in March, affecting around 278,000 adults and 88,000 children.
‘From Age 60, 210,000 Won Every Month’ Gyeongnam Provincial Pension Sees Surge in Signups... Additional 20,000 to be Recruited
The Gyeongnam Provincial Pension, designed to fill the income gap before receiving the national pension, has seen overwhelming interest, leading to plans for an additional 20,000 recruits this year.
Pension Special Committee After 5 Months... Advisory Committee's Income Security and Financial Stability Debate Leads to Stalemate
Despite reconvening after five months, discussions on national pension reform remained stalled due to conflicting views on income security and financial stability among committee members.
Letters to the Editor. Stop 'security rents' that would affect low-income earners
The author criticizes the proposed 'security rents' by the Moderates as a mockery towards hard-working individuals, especially those without inherited wealth, highlighting societal undervaluation of essential work.
The Supreme Court recognizes the minimum vital income denied to a woman because her community of neighbors received another grant
The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of a woman, stating that a public grant received by her community for facade repairs cannot be counted as income, thereby allowing her to claim the minimum vital income.
VIDEOS: MG2 of Monday, February 2, 2026
The article discusses various significant updates, including the approval of a law ensuring gas cylinders for low-income families, new PIX security rules, the reopening of INSS agencies, and upcoming discussions on an ethics code by the STF.
VIDEOS: RJ2 of Monday, February 2, 2026
The article discusses various significant developments including the approval of a bill for gas cylinders for low-income families, ethical reforms in Brazil's judiciary, and security updates for the PIX payment system.
Debate on the new basic security: Promoting and Demanding is back
The German Bundestag is debating the new basic security that aims to abolish the citizen's income, attracting criticism not only from the opposition but also from a small group of protestors outside the Reichstag building.
Depression League on the New Basic Security: "Home Visits Should Be Mandatory"
Jürgen Leuther from the Depression League discusses the detrimental impact of punitive measures in the new basic security system on individuals suffering from depression.
"Framework conditions have rather been a hindrance in recent years"
The new basic income, now called Grundsicherung, aims to impose stricter sanctions to demand more from recipients rather than support them, according to career advisor Markus Karbaum.
Economic news filter: Consolidation will hard hit mainly the income of companies and better earners
European leaders meeting in Paris highlighted increased willingness to support Ukraine, contrasting with Slovakia's isolation under leaders like Robert Fico and Viktor Orbán.
Von der Leyen: more resources and flexibility for the CAP in 2028-2034. Meloni: "Italy listened"
EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposes increased support for agriculture in the upcoming multiannual budget with a dedicated fund of €293.7 billion to ensure fair income for farmers and long-term food security.
When will the IMV be paid in January 2026: date of transfer of the Minimum Vital Income
The Minimum Vital Income (IMV) is a crucial social benefit in Spain that ensures a minimum income for individuals and households facing economic difficulties, with payments managed by Social Security.
Treasury Still Owes Tax Returns to 388,207 Taxpayers: Causes and Costs
The Spanish Tax Agency is required to pay interest on tax returns owed to 388,207 taxpayers as of the start of 2026, amidst a backdrop of fiscal policy pushing low-income earners to declare their income tax.
Merz' New Year's Address: This Welfare State and the Poor Economy
Bundeskanzler Friedrich Merz announced that the existing reforms to the welfare state are insufficient and called for further fundamental reforms, including the abolition of the citizen's income and the introduction of a new basic security.