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Family wars spark off for an apartment and an allowance of eighty levs per month
Under the conditions of global financial crisis, more and more families in Bulgaria are falling apart. Most often, the couples decide to put an end to their family life for financial reasons. The courts in Sofia and the coastal city of Varna have registered the largest number of divorce cases. ...
Labor Market in Bulgaria Shrinks by 30%
The number of available job positions on the labor market in Bulgaria has shrunk by 25-30 percent ...
The number of available job positions on the labor market in Bulgaria has shrunk by 25-30 percent ...
Men's Skiing Elite Comes to Bansko in 2011
Bansko will become a favourite destination for tourism, managers of the top ski resorts of Wengen and St. Moritz say
Bansko will become a favourite destination for tourism, managers of the top ski resorts of Wengen and St. Moritz say
Equine Auctions Restored in BulgariaThe first elite horse auction in Bulgaria in the last 20 years took place on the territory ...
Picture of the day
Maizie Williams of Boney M gave out autographs at Sofia airport yesterday. The disco legends step on the stage of Hall 1 in the National Palace of Culture tonight and will have two concerts
Photo: Boris Tsankov
Interests on Bank Deposits Hit 10 Percent
Bulgaria's Postbank has announced a ten-percent interest on one-month deposits opened by the end of the year. The minimum sum that can be deposited is 500 levs (about 250 euro.) At the outbreak of the global financial crisis experts said interests on bank deposits will grow over the ten-percent threshold because of the lack of fresh capitals in the banks.
Bulgaria's Postbank has announced a ten-percent interest on one-month deposits opened by the end of the year. The minimum sum that can be deposited is 500 levs (about 250 euro.) At the outbreak of the global financial crisis experts said interests on bank deposits will grow over the ten-percent threshold because of the lack of fresh capitals in the banks.
