Common second jobs include service sector roles such as waiting tables, cleaning, passenger transport, and occasional manual work.
Many feel that a single salary is...
In Serbia, savings have reached record levels in 2025, with citizens increasingly opting for shorter deposit terms between three and six months, a sign...
The European Investment Bank (EIB) has officially opened its new representation office in Podgorica, marking a major milestone in Montenegro’s partnership with European institutions....
Justice Minister Besfort Lamallari emphasized that the Code is intended to be long-lasting, addressing economic crime, tax evasion, financial market abuses, cryptocurrencies, and money...
Marking World Savings Day, the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) announced that both dinar and foreign currency savings are growing, with a particularly strong...
Montenegro’s Finance Minister on Foresight, Reform, and the Future of Trust
At dawn in Podgorica’s Ministry of Finance, Novica Vuković’s team is already poring over...
Montenegro’s State Audit Institution (DRI) has given a positive opinion on the financial report of the National Security Agency (ANB) for the previous year....
Key information such as card number, CVV, and expiry date are now accessible only through the Raiffeisen Moja mBanka mobile app, enhancing security and...
Montenegro has officially become an operational member of the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA), enabling citizens and businesses to send and receive euros across...
While the government has increased the minimum wage and raised salaries in education and healthcare, prices for electricity and heating have also gone up...
Municipalities, public enterprises, and state institutions are among the largest debtors, highlighting structural weaknesses in financial management. Local governments reportedly owe suppliers, banks, and...
