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- 03.10.2023 - Banka Slovenije, simbolična fotografija, bančništvo, inflacija, denar, upravljanje premoženja, //FOTO: Bojan Velikonja

Slovenija naj za nadaljnje zviševanje standarda zagotovi dinamičen zasebni sektor

FILE PHOTO - Euros. UK households are sitting on more than two billion pounds in foreign currency - leftover from old holidays.Each home has £97.74 in unused holiday money, sitting in cupboards, drawers and suitcases.And across the nation's 27.6 million households, this equates to a whopping £2,697,624,000.On average, the leftover euros, dollars, yen and more have been collecting dust for three years.However, the research of 2,000 adults commissioned by M&S Bank found one in 10 have hung on to the currency for a decade or more. Four in 10 reckon admit they have money lying around for so long it's probably no longer even in use.Paul Stokes, head of products at M&S Bank, said: "With most families taking their holidays over the summer, now is the most likely time to have forgotten foreign currency lying around the house.useful one day.,Image: 485446192, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: This image hereby disclosed to your organisation is so disclosed on the condition that your organisation will take all steps necessary to ensure that any identifiable personal data is processed in full compliance with the Data Protection Act 2018follow us on twitter - @swnsbrowse our website - swns.comemail pix@swns.com, Model Release: no

Fiskalni svet: Rebalans proračuna je dodaten odmik od javnofinančnih zavez Slovenje

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FILE PHOTO - Euros. UK households are sitting on more than two billion pounds in foreign currency - leftover from old holidays.Each home has £97.74 in unused holiday money, sitting in cupboards, drawers and suitcases.And across the nation's 27.6 million households, this equates to a whopping £2,697,624,000.On average, the leftover euros, dollars, yen and more have been collecting dust for three years.However, the research of 2,000 adults commissioned by M&S Bank found one in 10 have hung on to the currency for a decade or more. Four in 10 reckon admit they have money lying around for so long it's probably no longer even in use.Paul Stokes, head of products at M&S Bank, said: "With most families taking their holidays over the summer, now is the most likely time to have forgotten foreign currency lying around the house.useful one day.,Image: 485446192, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: This image hereby disclosed to your organisation is so disclosed on the condition that your organisation will take all steps necessary to ensure that any identifiable personal data is processed in full compliance with the Data Protection Act 2018follow us on twitter - @swnsbrowse our website - swns.comemail pix@swns.com, Model Release: no

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Nekdanji minister Sajovic neupoštevanje dela obrambnih izdatkov pripisal birokraciji

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte and U.S. President Donald Trump shake hands as Trump arrives ahead of a family photo at a NATO leaders' summit in Ankara, Turkey, July 8, 2026. REUTERS/Stoyan Nenov TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY

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