Money, taxes and benefits

When choosing a home loan, it is not worth focusing only on the advertised interest rate. In Estonia, the total cost of a home loan is usually made up of the bank's margin and Euribor

Subsistence minimum 2026 is a search query that usually reflects a practical question: how much income does a person need to cover basic needs, and whether

A child’s sports training, music lessons, art classes, robotics or other leisure activities can represent a significant monthly expense in a family’s budget. In Estonia, the state also supports 2026 the extracurricular education and activities of children and young people, but there is an important distinction here: the state subsidy for leisure activities is not a fixed financial allowance paid automatically to every parent. Quick answer: In 2026, the state’s additional support for extracurricular education and activities […]

Children’s dental care in Estonia 2026: learn about state support and actual prices, and find the best paediatric dentist for your child quickly and easily.

A new application round for PRIA's young farmer support opens on 30 September 2026. Up to 100 000 euros can be applied for through investment support aimed at encouraging young entrepreneurs to start agricultural activities. Applications will be accepted until 14 October 2026, and the round has a total budget of 7 million euros. The support is not intended solely for establishing a completely new farm. The funds can be used to start or develop agricultural production […]

Töötukassa services for entrepreneurs—receive support for employee training and covering wage costs. Learn about the conditions and application options.

In Tallinn, the lack of a kindergarten place or an unsuitable kindergarten no longer necessarily means that parents must cover all childcare costs themselves. In 2026, families can choose between a municipal kindergarten, a private kindergarten, a childcare facility, a babysitter, and raising a child at home, with the city providing financial support for several options. A particularly important change takes effect on 1 September 2026: Tallinn will begin paying families with children aged 1,5–3 an at-home childcare allowance of up to […]

Estonia has a very active business and startup ecosystem. If you have a good idea and a determined plan, it is entirely possible to obtain state support or even a grant to develop your business. Below, we will look step by step at who the support is intended for, what needs to be prepared, when the deadlines are, and what common mistakes are made when submitting applications. 1. Who can apply for support […]