Money & rights · Europe
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Flight compensation
Find out in seconds if a delayed, cancelled or overbooked flight owes you money — and claim it.
Moving across Europe
Net pay, cost of living, and the admin of relocating between European countries — in one place.
Cost of living
See what your salary is really worth in another country — the same lifestyle, priced in.
Relocation admin
Every registration, deadline and document for your move — as a personalized timeline you can put in your calendar.
Compare two countries
Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, Italy or the UK — see where your salary really goes further once tax, prices and relocation are counted.
Minimum wage in Europe
Every European country's 2026 minimum wage, ranked — from €620 to €2,704 a month, plus the five countries that have none.
Latest guides
See all guidesTax on stocks, ETFs and dividends in Europe 2026: what you actually keep
How capital gains and dividends from stocks and ETFs are taxed in Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, Italy, the UK and Austria in 2026 — the real rates, the allowances, and the one country that doesn't tax gains at all.
Read guide →Net salary in Austria 2026: how the 14-payment system changes your take-home
How much of your Austrian gross salary you actually keep in 2026 — the 7-band tax system, the 18.12% social security rate, and the flat 6% tax on your 13th and 14th salary that makes Austria's system unlike its neighbours.
Read guide →Notice period and redundancy pay in Europe 2026: what you're owed, country by country
How much notice and severance you're legally owed if you lose your job in Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, Italy, the UK or Austria in 2026 — the real formulas, the caps, and the deadlines to challenge a dismissal.
Read guide →Estimated take-home pay · 2026
Gross salary: £50,000 per year
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