Income Limits for Student Loan Interest Aid Increase in March
Income limits for student loan interest aid in Finland will rise in March, according to the Social Insurance Institution of Finland (Kela).
Income limits for student loan interest assistance will increase in March
The income limits for student loan interest assistance in Finland will rise in March, according to the Finnish Social Insurance Institution (Kela).
JPMorgan: Sees parallels with the global crisis of 2008 – 'Some are making foolish moves to increase revenue'
Jamie Dimon, the head of JPMorgan Chase & Co., warns that current trends in the financial industry could lead to a crisis similar to that of 2008, as heightened competition pushes some players to make unwise decisions.
Record-breaking budget surplus as government's tax income rises
The UK government has reported a record budget surplus for January 2026, with a surplus of £30.4 billion attributed to increased tax revenue and lower interest rates.
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.
Mortgage Credit: How Much You Need to Earn to Buy an Apartment in February 2026
The report discusses the income requirements for obtaining mortgage loans in Argentina, highlighting the challenges posed by rising property prices and interest rates.
NH Agricultural Cooperative Financial Group Achieves Record Net Profit of 2.5112 Trillion Won Last Year
NH Agricultural Cooperative Financial Group reported a record net profit of 2.5112 trillion won for the last fiscal year, despite a slight decline in interest income.
40 Personal Expenses to Reduce Taxes: Interest on Unsecured Loans and Salaries of Domestic Employees Included in Annex and Projection
Ecuador's tax authority allows for a variety of personal expenses, including unsecured loan interest and domestic employee salaries, to reduce income tax liability for workers in dependent relationships.
Mattress dollars: ARCA exempts interest from taxes on dollar deposits
Argentina's tax agency ARCA has declared that interest earned on foreign currency deposits will not be subject to income tax withholdings.
Another carrot to get dollars out of the mattress: the interest generated will not pay taxes
A new regulation in Argentina exempts interest on foreign currency deposits from income tax, encouraging citizens to formalize their dollar holdings.
‘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.
BC signals a drop in Selic, but it is not yet time to run from the CDI
The Central Bank of Brazil signaled a potential drop in the Selic interest rate, but experts caution against hastily abandoning fixed-income investments tied to the CDI.
Low-Income and Low-Credit Individuals 'Bitten by a Snake'
The article discusses the significant interest rate disparities between bank loans and second-tier financial institutions for low-credit borrowers in South Korea.
Ecobank profit jumps 29% to N950bn
Ecobank Transnational Incorporated reported a 29% increase in profit after tax for the financial year ended December 31, 2025, reaching N950.0 billion, primarily due to growth in interest income and non-interest revenue.
Last Year's Net Profit of the Four Major Financial Institutions Ranges From 3.1 Trillion to 5.8 Trillion Won, Increasing by 1.8% to 15.1% Compared to the Previous Year
The net profit of South Korea's four major financial holdings last year reached between 3.1 trillion to 5.8 trillion won, driven by increased interest income from household and corporate loans along with gains from a booming stock market, marking a year-on-year growth of 1.8% to 15.1%.
Cezary Kochalski: The Essence of Profit or Loss of the Central Bank
The financial result of the central bank is determined by the difference between revenues and costs, influenced by interest income, financial operations, and the bank's operational costs.
Sterling HoldCo profit soars 99% to N90.7bn in 2025
Sterling Financial Holdings Company Plc reported a remarkable 99% increase in profit before tax, reaching ₦90.7 billion for the year ended December 31, 2025, driven by growth in interest income and fee-based revenue.
Banks earned a lot last year
Norwegian banks reported an after-tax profit of 99.5 billion NOK for the previous year, an increase of 7 billion NOK from the year before, with a rise in net interest income and total credit losses.
Danske Bank's profit falls slightly, but fee income rises
Danske Bank reported a slight decline in profits and interest income in 2025, while fee income has increased, highlighting the bank's strong performance in Denmark.
Wema Bank sees profit jump 124% to N193bn
Wema Bank Plc reported a profit of N193.19 billion for the 2025 financial year, a 124% increase from the previous year, driven by growth in interest income and an expansion in customer deposits.
Sterling’s Q4 income dips to N16.34bn
Sterling Financial Holdings Company Plc saw a 23.8% drop in its Q4 profit to N16.34 billion compared to the previous year, attributed to increased credit loss expenses and operating costs despite a rise in interest income.
Three major financial groups report over 1 trillion yen in final profits in 9 months
Three major Japanese financial groups announced that their final profits exceeded 1 trillion yen each for the nine-month period ending in December, driven by increased interest income from loans due to rising interest rates.
Fies has open registrations for 2026; learn how to take advantage without falling into traps
The Brazilian Ministry of Education opens registrations for the Fies program, which offers interest-free loans for students with a family income of up to three minimum wages per person, starting on June 3, 2026.
A new cycle of interest rate cuts may increase appetite for the stock market and fixed-income securities
The financial market consensus forecasts a decline in the Selic rate by 2026, with projections indicating a drop from 15% to 12.25% per annum, potentially benefiting indebted companies and altering the investment landscape.
Moody’s: Greek Banks Stronger than Other European Banks – Strategies for 2026-2028
Moody’s reports that Greek banks are better positioned than their European counterparts, forecasting a credit growth of 8%-10% and stable net interest income, indicating a strong preparation for the next economic cycle.
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.
Interest, Minimum Wage, Citizen Money – What Changes in 2026
The article outlines key changes in Germany regarding interest rates, minimum wage, and citizen income that will take effect in 2026.