News·Aug 20, 2026
Germany’s 2027 tax reform: who will pay more and who will pay less
From 2027, Germany plans relief for low- and middle-income earners and families, while the highest incomes will face a larger tax burden.
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News·Aug 18, 2026
Austria’s Economy in 2026: Recovery Remains Weak
Austria has emerged from recession, but weak growth, high inflation and rising public debt continue to hold back the recovery in 2026.
News·Aug 15, 2026
Switzerland records a fall in net immigration: the labour market remains the main magnet for foreign professionals
Switzerland recorded a fall in net immigration in the first half of 2026, while the labour market remains the main magnet for foreign professionals.
News·Aug 8, 2026
Health Insurance in Germany: How the German Healthcare System Really Works
Learn how Germany’s statutory and private health insurance systems work, which 2026 contribution rates and thresholds apply, and what to consider long term.
News·Aug 8, 2026
Health Insurance in Austria: What You Should Know About the Public and Private Healthcare System
Learn how Austria’s statutory health insurance works, what it covers, and when private supplementary insurance may be worthwhile.
News·Aug 8, 2026
Health Insurance in Spain: Everything You Need to Know About Public and Private Healthcare
Find out who is entitled to public healthcare in Spain, what it covers, and when private health insurance may be advisable or required.
News·Aug 8, 2026
Health Insurance in Switzerland: Models, Deductibles and Costs
How do basic insurance, family doctor, HMO and Telmed models work? A guide to deductibles, retention fees and supplementary insurance in Switzerland.
News·Aug 8, 2026
Personal Liability Insurance Costs: How Much Does Private Liability Insurance Cost in Germany?
Private liability insurance can protect you from costly compensation claims. Learn what coverage typically costs in Germany and what to consider when choosing a policy.
News·Aug 6, 2026
When a Government Has Too Much Money: Why the Canton of Zug Is Returning Taxes to Its Residents
With a record budget surplus and strong reserves, the Canton of Zug is considering temporary tax relief that would return part of its financial success to residents.
News·Aug 1, 2026
Europe’s Migration Paradox: Closed Borders, Open Jobs
The tragedy in Ceuta highlights Europe's migration contradiction: stronger border controls alongside growing labour shortages and the urgent need for accessible legal pathways to work.
News·Jul 29, 2026
Where Are People Moving Today? Three European Countries Attracting the Most Immigrants and the Top 10 Migration Destinations Worldwide
International migration continues to reshape the global workforce. Discover which countries attract the largest migrant populations and why millions choose them as their new home.
News·Jul 26, 2026
EU, EFTA and Schengen: Who Can Actually Work in Europe?
Schengen makes travel easier, but it does not automatically grant the right to work. Learn how the rules differ for EU, EFTA and non-EU/EFTA nationals.
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