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Big drop in taxes promised for 2021

Portuguese household savings dropped sharply since 1970

Portuguese household savings are three times lower than they were 30 or 40 years ago, official data showed on Saturday, although savings did rise during the pandemic. Household savings in

October 31, 2020by Portugal ResidentIn COVID-19, Economy, European Union, Pandemic, Poverty

Families asking for help during pandemic on rise – UMP

The number of families requesting help has increased during the pandemic, the head of Portugal’s non-profit União das Misericórdias Portuguesas (UMP) told local media on Sunday. Manuel de Lemos told

October 25, 2020by Portugal ResidentIn COVID-19, Pandemic, Poverty
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Poverty could lead to violence

Around one in five (22 per cent) of Portuguese are at risk of poverty, or survive on less than 60 per cent of the average annual income of 7,200 euros,

September 23, 2004by shareitIn Portugal News, Poverty
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