Budget 2027: the champagne is hardly popping at top Hungarian companies

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Péter Magyar to Economx: The Orbáns lined the banks' pockets instead of families - that's over now
The Tisza government is reshaping the housing policy with the new Wekerle loan instead of the failed Otthon Start, and the focus is finally on ...

Tao money will be abolished: Can children's sports in small towns be in danger?
Péter Magyar announced on Monday that the Tao support will be replaced by direct state support in sports financing. ...

It turned out how much the masters of the world ripped off Hungarian fuel prices
Global economic problems usually affect domestic gasoline and diesel prices relatively quickly. ...

Ursula von der Leyen's empire would be dismantled - AfD's secret plan in Brussels revealed
The German AfD launches a drastic attack against the Brussels institutional system: co-president Alice Weidel presents her party's new EU strategy in ...

Cold shower!
András Kármán already spoke about the uncertainties in a narrow circle, and for the first time it was stated that the budget deficit must be ...

Can Rákay be worried?
NAV conducted a house search and seizure at the National Film Institute, the location of the most expensive Hungarian feature film ever shot, and the ...

We are looking for it in vain: the Tisza 9 percent rate calculator has completely disappeared from the Internet
However, it would be a great crutch for everyone now to see how much their salary decreases - if it decreases at ...

Dávid Vitézy announced: The gigantic railway developments are starting, the new HÉVs and InterCity are coming
The minister responsible for transport detailed which major railway developments will start next ...

The bill is getting bigger and bigger: our spine pays the price of a modern lifestyle
Back pain, neck and shoulder complaints, and disc problems have become everyday topics among the middle-aged. ...

It has been decided how much pensions can increase from January
The 2027 budget expects inflation of 3 percent, so pensions are expected to rise by the same amount from January. ...