Economy

How the Kardashian Sisters Settle Debts: Khloe Revealed the Rule That Protects Them From Fights!

Khloe Kardashian revealed in her podcast 'Khloe in Wonder Land' how she and her sisters - Kourtney, Kim, Kendall, and Kylie - manage their financial obligations among themselves. Although they all have a lot of money, they are careful not to take advantage of each other.

TRAFFIC JAMS AT THE BORDER WITH BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA: Waiting up to an hour at Pavlović Bridge and Sremska Rača (PHOTO)

Increased traffic has been recorded today at the border crossings between Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, where long queues of vehicles are forming in both directions. The longest delays have been recorded at the Pavlović Bridge and Sremska Rača crossings, where passengers are waiting up to an hour to cross the border.

Prestige or Bankruptcy? 5 Luxury Sedans That Cost Little Now But Hide Terrifying Costs

They once cost as much as an apartment in the center of Belgrade, and today they are sold at the price of an average used city car. Luxury sedans like the Audi A8, BMW 7 Series, or Mercedes S-Class offer massage seats, V8 engines, and a quietness that new cars can only dream of, but behind a price of 12,000 to 20,000 euros, a costly nightmare often lurks.

Inverter Air Conditioner or Norwegian Radiator: Which is More Profitable?

More and more households are looking for ways to reduce their electricity bills during winter, and the dilemma often comes down to choosing between an inverter air conditioner and a Norwegian radiator. Although both devices use electricity, the differences in consumption and comfort are significant.

Belgrade is getting a MEGA COMPLEX for 12,000 residents: A huge settlement planned on the outskirts of the capital

A new megacomplex "Singidunum" is planned for construction in Dobanovci on an area of 601 ha within the detailed regulation plan!

ŽELJKO WAS PERSISTENT AND SUCCEEDED: Pensioner forced authorities to INCREASE his pension, here's the catch and why many HESITATE!

All pensioners in Croatia, among whom there are more than 26,000 receiving pensions from the second pillar, have the opportunity to receive a higher pension right now. These are payments that are not indexed, but they are initially higher than existing ones.