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Amidst forecasts of an “autumn price increase” for a number of food products, one vegetable seems to be able to please Ukrainians. We are talking about the “second bread” of Ukrainians – potatoes, writes UkrAgroConsult. VIDEO OF THE DAY Agricultural…
While the rules for assigning pensions have changed for some Ukrainians, it has become known about the injustice in terms of its size and the insurance period required for retirement. For some categories of pensioners, these conditions seem truly heavenly.…
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In addition to money for food from their home country, Ukrainians can also receive more substantial material assistance from international benefactors. Journalist Iryna Polyakova told about this on the website of the publication “Na pensiyi”. VIDEO OF THE DAY According…
The second half of August brought Ukrainians a pleasant surprise – gasoline prices fell from 0.5 to 1.5 hryvnia per liter. And September may continue this trend. Moreover, the price drop may be up to 2 hryvnia for gasoline and…
In Ukraine, there are categories of citizens who receive a pension greater than the “usual” payment of 5 thousand hryvnias – we are not talking about judges and prosecutors. VIDEO OF THE DAY In addition, the PFU provides these citizens…
In the next two months, some Ukrainians can count on several pension supplements: from September, additional money is provided for citizens over the age of 70 (if their pension does not exceed UAH 10,340.35), and in October – thanks to…
Ukraine needs at least $30 billion every year to finance its expenses and support the dollar exchange rate, and these funds are quite enough to keep the Ukrainian currency stable. Thus, experts predict the beginning of autumn as stable, without…
Because the situation in the country changes quite often during the war, the Pension Fund (PFU) intends to make sure that payments reach pensioners. Therefore, the conditions for receiving payments for some people on well-deserved rest have been changed, requiring…
In July, it became known about the plan to increase the minimum wage in Ukraine from January 1, 2026 to 8,688 hryvnias. However, due to the negative forecast for the duration of the war, the Cabinet of Ministers decided to…