No more federal budget watchdog in Ottawa as interim PBO’s term expires
The interim parliamentary budget officer's term has expired, leaving Ottawa without a financial watchdog to analyze federal budgets and spending proposals.
A Cold Winter Saved the Wallets and Even the Streets of Emajõelinna
Emajõelinna experienced a relatively mild winter, benefiting local finances and street maintenance.
Fergie's not the girl I once knew - but I know exactly what's led to her downfall
A royal expert discusses the downfall of Sarah Ferguson, revealing her extensive financial dealings with Jeffrey Epstein and changes in her character over the years.
The Finance Minister's Plan Regarding the War Impacts Household Economy
Sweden's Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson warns that the ongoing Middle Eastern conflict could significantly impact household finances through rising energy prices.
South Africa: Families Borrow At High Interest Just to Buy Food
The rising cost of basic food necessities in South Africa is driving families to borrow at high-interest rates, severely impacting their finances.
Who finances the No Committee? Grosso insists: "We will not give the names"
The president of the No Committee, Enrico Grosso, insists that they will not disclose the names of their financial backers, citing privacy regulations.
The cost of indecision: 'I feel like I made my parents and grandparents lose money by changing my university major'
A young woman reflects on the financial burden of changing her university major, expressing regret for the impact it may have had on her family's finances.
Healthy finances for energy sovereignty
The article discusses the positive financial results of Mexico's energy sector under President Claudia Sheinbaum's government, highlighting the recovery of public energy companies.
Harakka harshly criticizes the Ministry of Finance: 'Oversight always leads to arrogance'
Timo Harakka, a former minister and current Member of Parliament, criticizes Finland's Ministry of Finance for its failures in managing the country's public finances, stating that its authoritarian approach has contributed to economic issues.
President of Szczecin: Municipal finances are not stable at all
The Mayor of Szczecin highlights the rising interest among residents in civil defense training amid growing awareness of various crisis situations.
Horoscope for today, Sunday, March 1: predictions for health, love, and money
Today's horoscope provides insights into health, love, and finances for March 1, 2026.
Anti-US protesters funded by pro-China tycoon mobilize as first bombs fall on Iran
Pro-China tycoon Neville Roy Singham finances U.S. nonprofit groups that quickly mobilized to protest the U.S. military action against Iran.
From Boudou's Dune to AFA's Vacant Lot
The AFA is attempting to obscure its legal address in a vacant lot to evade scrutiny from authorities investigating its finances.
Home Savings Disappear; How Residents Can Protect Their Money?
Residents in Latvia are facing challenges with disappearing home savings, prompting discussions on how to safeguard their finances.
Strong growth, weak finances. Fitch maintains Poland's rating with a negative outlook
Fitch Ratings has decided to keep Poland's credit rating with a negative outlook amidst concerns about public finances and economic growth projections.
Leo Zodiac Sign
The daily horoscope for Leo indicates favorable conditions in work and finances on February 28, 2026.
'Check' on public finances
President López Obrador is set to propose a reform to ensure minimum wage increases align with inflation and that retirees receive their last full salary as a pension to avoid a crisis.
Brazil's gross public debt remains at 78.7% of GDP in January, shows Central Bank
Brazil's gross public debt stood at 78.7% of GDP in January, slightly below expectations, with a primary surplus recorded in the consolidated public sector.
Financial reports of parties are pouring in: Most are in the red, the largest deficits at DOMiNO and HNS
Six parliamentary parties submitted their financial reports to the State Election Commission, revealing substantial deficits for several of them, particularly DOMiNO and HNS.
Public accounts have a surplus exceeding R$ 100 billion in January; but federal state-owned companies report deterioration with a deficit of R$ 3.33 billion
Brazil's public accounts recorded a primary surplus of R$ 103.7 billion in January, but federal state-owned enterprises saw a significant decline with a deficit of R$ 3.33 billion.
Local Elections in Bavaria: The Financial Crisis of the City of Penzberg: Luxurious Bankruptcy
The city of Penzberg, despite hosting a successful global company, faces a significant financial crisis attributed to mismanagement of finances by local politicians.
Security protection failures - GU demanded millions
The University of Gothenburg faces a fine of eight million kronor due to serious deficiencies in its security protection work, as reported by various media outlets.
Tasmania's finances to 'rapidly deteriorate', Treasury warns
Tasmania's Treasury warns that the state's finances are set to deteriorate rapidly, with net debt projected to reach $146 billion by 2040.
Sagittarius Horoscope for Today, February 27, 2026: Predictions for Health, Love, and Money
The horoscope offers Sagittarius predictions for health, love, and finances on February 27, 2026, encouraging adventures and new professional opportunities.
Ukraine secures $8.1 billion IMF lifeline as funding gaps loom
The IMF has approved an $8.1 billion loan to Ukraine with more flexible terms than initially proposed, aimed at supporting the country's finances during ongoing conflicts and an energy crisis.
Editorial: Voters should be promised nothing but disappointments – will the parties dare to implement the debt brake?
Finland's parties have reached a historic preliminary agreement on instituting a debt brake, which will necessitate significant public expenditure adjustments by 2031.
Reform of Dignified Wages: What is the Base Salary Proposed for Workers?
President Claudia Sheinbaum explained the delay in the dignified wage reform due to financial resource concerns and its potential impact on public finances.
Confirmed: Land rent increased by 161 percent for a housing association in Stockholm
A Stockholm housing association faces a 161% increase in land rent, confirmed by a court ruling, which is expected to severely impact its finances.
Tell us: how are your finances looking ahead of the Spring Forecast?
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to deliver the Spring Forecast next Tuesday, providing updates on the economy and the government's financial position.
There may very well be many houses for sale for 999,000 kroner
If Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen's election promise is realized, many owners of inexpensive houses will see a notable increase in their daily finances due to the abolition of property value tax for homes valued at 1 million kroner.
"My concern is that younger men are appealing." Estonians candidly discuss emptying wallets on first dates
Estonians share differing views on who should pay during a first date, with some believing the inviter should cover the bill while others advocate for splitting or even women paying in full.
It is not fair when a man buys an expensive bicycle and a woman nothing. The debate about money touches us in a sensitive spot
The article discusses the challenges couples face regarding communication about finances, highlighting the emotional complexity and societal pressures involved.
The Government warns of "tensions" in finances starting in April if the budgets are not approved
The Catalan government warns of imminent financial tensions if the 2026 budget is not approved before April, emphasizing the necessity of collaboration with ERC.
The State of the Public Finances - Purra: The Figures are Shocking
Finland's Minister of Finance, Riikka Purra, highlights the alarming projected public deficit of €14.9 billion annually over the next four years and calls for a minimum of €10 billion in corrective measures.
Finances and loyalists: the Pope's risk
The article discusses the upcoming changes in the Vatican's financial governance as Pope Leo XIV approaches the end of his first year in office.
Pensions from Anses: who receives payments this Thursday, February 26
Anses is making pension payments today for beneficiaries with earnings above the minimum threshold, reflecting a 2.85% adjustment due to inflation.
Plaza Wednesday Thrives
Grupo La Comer reported a 9.5% increase in revenue for Q4 2025, driven by promotional campaigns and regional performance.
I. Ruginiene - makeup at the expense of the state: it has been revealed how much was spent
Lithuania's Government Office confirmed that 280 euros were spent for makeup services for Prime Minister I. Ruginiene for official events.
Expert: The next government faces a difficult task - billion-euro adjustments must be made as genuine savings
Professor Roope Uusitalo states that Finland's next government will face significant budgetary challenges requiring 8-11 billion euros in genuine savings or revenue increases.
Senate approves tax reduction costing R$ 3.1 billion and benefiting Braskem
The Brazilian Senate has approved a temporary reduction in taxes for the chemical and petrochemical industries, primarily benefiting the company Braskem, at a cost of R$ 3.1 billion to public finances.
South Africa: 2026 Budget Speech a 'Turning Point' - Godongwana
South Africa's Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana delivered a pivotal 2026 Budget Speech, emphasizing a turning point in managing the country's public finances amidst previous crises.
Rey Juan Carlos University closes 2025 with a deficit of 76 million and turns to Ayuso for survival
Rey Juan Carlos University in Madrid faces a significant financial crisis, closing 2025 with a deficit of 76 million euros and looking to regional president Ayuso for potential financial solutions.
Tim Wilson retains ‘terrible’ bet against Australian share market that profits when economy slumps
Tim Wilson, newly appointed shadow treasurer in Australia, continues to hold a problematic investment that profits during economic downturns, showcasing the risks of his financial strategy despite the booming ASX 200 index.
Man Utd profits soar as latest financial results revealed after Sir Jim Ratcliffe cost-cutting
Manchester United posted an operating profit of £32.6 million for the first half of the financial year, a significant turnaround from the previous year's loss, largely due to cost-cutting measures implemented by co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
'The Bihar government's treasury is empty,' said Bhai Virendra
Bhai Virendra, a leader of the Rashtriya Janata Dal, claims that the Bihar government's treasury is completely empty, despite the government pretending otherwise and delaying payments to contractors for road and building work.
Chilling estimates from economists about upcoming cuts: 'Vicious circle'
Economists provide alarming forecasts regarding necessary budget cuts in Finland, reflecting skepticism about government growth projections and fiscal strategies.
Does the Oil Law Help Pemex?
The article discusses the increased financial burden on Pemex due to the new Oil Law, highlighting a significant rise in payments compared to previous taxation conditions.
Now comes the trimming: Up to 11 billion in adjustments ahead
A parliamentary report details the need for Finland to make adjustments of 8 to 11 billion euros by 2031 to curb public debt.
The debt brake working group announces its adjustment targets for the coming years
Finland's parliamentary debt brake working group is set to reveal its targets for public finances during the upcoming years from 2027 to 2033.
Villarejo does not clarify in the trial the origin of the data on the Pujol accounts in Andorra: "Specifically, I have no idea"
In a trial concerning the alleged illicit origins of data on the Pujol family's finances in Andorra, José Manuel Villarejo failed to provide clarifications, claiming ignorance.