Archive for the 'Money' Category
Carinthia is the poorest province of Austria
by admin January 9th, 2008 in MoneyAccording to a research of the institute called “Makam Market Research”, Carinthia stays Austrias poorest federal state.
Styria and Burgenland are also not one of the richest provinces in Austria. They are barely infront of Carinthia.
The richest regions of Austria are accordingly Vienna, Salzburg and Vorarlberg. The biggest increase of wealth was found in Lower Austria, […]
From Vienna to Innsbruck: flight or railway?
by admin August 23rd, 2007 in MoneyThe Austrian railway does not care about the cheap airline tickets from Vienna to Innsbruck. “We won’t decrease our fares”, says the spokesman of the Austrian railway “ÖBB”.
The airlines of SkyEurope and Tyrolean offer very cheap tickets to fly from Vienna to Innsbruck and back. One flight is possible for 29 EUR. By way of […]
Fuel tourism on the Austrian borderland to Germany
by admin March 12th, 2007 in MoneyGood times for the petrol stations in those parts of Austria, which are located close to the German border. More and more Germans are coming to refuel their cars for a cheaper price in Austria.
Now the oil traders and oil combines want to expand their petrol station net in those areas.
The Austrian regions which expect […]
Austrians want longer opening hours for banks
by admin February 21st, 2007 in MoneyAccording to a survey of the market investigation institute Karmasin, Austrians want better opening hours for their banks.
The banks should also open on Saturday. 47% of Austrians would agree an extension of opening hours. More personal contact and better informations about new products, are another important things.
Only 27% of the Austrians are satisfied with their […]
Every fifth client of debtor advisory boards in Austria is under 25 years
by admin February 20th, 2007 in MoneyEvery fifth person in Austria under 25 years, needs the service of the debtor advisory board.
The beginning of the Austrians to their “debtor career”, already starts before the 20th birthday. A start into life with personal bankruptcy is becoming more and more normality for young people in Austria.
The Upper Austrian college and the debtor advisory […]
