Albanians in America: Buying a Used Car? 8 Things to Check Before You Pay Buying a used car in America can save you thousands of dollars compared with buying a new vehicle—but only if you know what you’re buying. A car that looks clean in photos and drives well for ten minutes can still have … Read more
Albanians With a Small Business in America: These Costs Are Often Forgotten in the Budget Starting a small business in America can create opportunities that a regular paycheck may not provide. For many Albanian families in the United States, that business might be a restaurant, construction company, trucking operation, cleaning service, auto shop, online store, … Read more
An event beyond the ordinary. Prime Minister Edi Rama, together with his son Gregor Rama, traveled yesterday from Korça to Greece, to visit the Monastic State of Athos and the great holy monastery of Vatopedi. Prime Minister Edi Rama and his son spent the night in this monastery, only leaving this morning. According to information … Read more
Albanians in America Who Own a Home: 7 Expenses You Should Plan for Every Year For many Albanians living in America, buying a home is one of the biggest financial goals. After years of working, saving for a down payment and building credit, finally getting the keys can feel like a major achievement. But there … Read more
Buying a home is often described as one of the biggest financial milestones in America. But getting the keys doesn’t mean the major expenses are over. And paying your mortgage every month doesn’t mean you’ve covered the full cost of owning the property. Homeowners also have to deal with: Property taxes. Insurance. Repairs. Utilities. HVAC … Read more
In an analysis of political developments in Albania, CUNY University in New York lecturer Grid Rroji stated that Prime Minister Edi Rama’s power has waned and that his removal from the executive leadership is now only a matter of time. According to Rroji in an interview for “Vip Magazine”, recent developments regarding the judiciary and … Read more
Making $80,000 a Year? Here’s Why It May Not Feel Like Enough in 2026 Earning $80,000 a year sounds like a solid salary. That’s about: $6,667 per month gross. For many Americans, reaching an $80,000 salary can feel like an important financial milestone. But then payday arrives. Taxes come out. Rent or the mortgage gets … Read more
Albanians in America: Earning $6,000 a Month? Here’s How Much Could Be Left After Major Expenses Earning $6,000 per month in America can sound like a very comfortable income. That’s: $72,000 per year. But there’s an important difference between: earning $6,000 and: having $6,000 available to spend. Taxes come first. Then housing. Car payments. Insurance. … Read more
An interpellation with the new Minister of Health, Klodiana Spahiu, is taking place in today’s plenary session, requested by a group of Democratic Party deputies. During the interpellation, among other things, the minister, under the obstacle of noise from the Democrats’ interruptions, showed that she has been working non-stop since the moment she took office. … Read more
Self-Employed Albanians in the UK: 7 Financial Things You Shouldn’t Leave Until the Last Minute Being self-employed in the UK can give you something many employees want: More control over your work and income. But it also means taking responsibility for financial tasks that an employer would normally handle for you. There may be no … Read more