**Older Adults Report Higher Budget 2026 Satisfaction Than Younger Ones: A Malta Perspective** As Malta gears up for the implementation of Budget 2026, a notable divide has emerged in satisfaction levels between older and younger adults. Recent surveys indicate that older adults, particularly those aged 60 and above, express significantly higher levels of satisfaction with…
Malta is a small island nation with a big heart, but it’s also facing some significant challenges. Overpopulation and traffic congestion are two of the most pressing issues that have been making headlines lately. In a recent statement, Alex Borg, a local politician, pointed out a glaring omission in the Budget 2026: there’s no clear…
**Budget 2026: A Boost for Maltese Students as Stipends Increase by 15%** Malta’s education sector is set to receive a significant financial uplift with the announcement of a 15% increase in student stipends as part of the Budget 2026. This move, announced by the government, is expected to bring tangible relief and opportunities to students…
**Budget 2026: €250 Boost for Parents of Children Attending Disability Therapy** In a significant move aimed at supporting families with children requiring disability therapy, the Maltese government has announced a €250 financial boost for parents in the upcoming Budget 2026. This initiative is set to provide much-needed relief and support, addressing the financial strain that…
### Budget 2026: First-time Buyers Scheme to Become Law Malta’s real estate market has long been a topic of discussion, with soaring property prices making homeownership an increasingly distant dream for many Maltese citizens. However, the recent announcement that the first-time buyers scheme is set to become law as part of Budget 2026 has brought…
**Budget 2026: Gozitans Studying in Malta to Receive €280 Monthly Grant** The 2026 budget announcement has brought a wave of excitement and relief to Gozitan students who attend university or further education institutions in Malta. The government has declared a €280 monthly grant for these students, a move that underscores the administration’s commitment to education…
**Budget 2026: Cost of Living Allowance Will be ‘Less Than €5’ a Week** Malta’s Budget 2026 has been met with a mix of anticipation and apprehension, particularly regarding the proposed Cost of Living Allowance (COLA). The government’s announcement that this allowance will be less than €5 a week has sparked a wide range of reactions…
