Politicians’ assets are revealed: Which minister earned the most? Kollár admitted real estate in exotics – Topky.sk

This is followed by Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivan Korčok (SaS nominee) with an income of 75,387 euros. He admitted an apartment in Bratislava’s Niva, a holiday cottage in Senec, a car, real estate equipment, paintings or cash, as well as a mortgage loan.

The Speaker of Parliament, based in Thailand and building in Dubai, is attracting attention

The chairman of the parliament and the head of the We are the family Boris Kollár, who mentions several interesting items in the confession, is certainly not the worst. These include flats and land in the Old Town of Bratislava, a house on the land of Koh Samui in Thailand, a cottage in Berg, Austria, a house under construction in Dubai or flats with shares in Spain. Kollár also admits deposits in banks, securities, business shares and much more.

Source: Topky / Vlado Anjel

The Deputy Prime Minister admitted an apartment in Etterbeek, Belgium

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Investment, Regional Development and Informatization Veronika Remišová (For People) earned 64,421 euros, of which 63,385 euros were from the performance of public office and 1,036 euros other income. She admitted an apartment in Bratislava’s Old Town and Devínská Nová Ves, in Etterbeek, Belgium, a cottage in Pribylina and a car. She also mentioned money in accounts, shares of companies traded on the stock exchange, a stake in a limited liability company or a mortgage.

The property of politicians is revealed:

Prime Minister with a mortgage

Prime Minister Eduard Heger (OĽaNO), who held the position of Minister of Finance in 2020, earned a little less. He declared income of EUR 64,239 from a public office. He did not state any other income. He admitted an apartment in Bratislava’s Dúbravka or arable land, shares in a limited liability company and a mortgage.

Tailors with a sum of more than 60 thousand euros

Former Minister of Health Marek Krajčí (OĽaNO) earned 60,096 euros, of which 58,093 euros were for the performance of a public function and 2003 euros other income. He also mentioned the share of a house in Rača in Bratislava, an apartment in Rača, Novo Mesto and Ružinov, as well as arable land. In the item “ownership of a property right or other property value” listed investment gold and cash.

The Minister of Education and the head of the Ministry of Labor acknowledged the apartments in the Old Town

The Minister of Education, Branislav Gröhling (SaS), earned EUR 58,620, of which EUR 524 was income other than from a public office. He admitted an apartment in Bratislava’s Old Town, savings and credit.

The head of the Ministry of Labor, Milan Krajniak (We Are a Family), earned 58,137 euros. He admitted an apartment in Bratislava’s Old Town, arable land in Eliášovce and movable property as equipment for apartments and art objects of collector’s value. In the item “ownership of property rights or other property value” he stated copyrights, money, deposits in banks, investment gold or business shares in a limited liability company.

Sulík granted a loan, the lowest income was from the Minister of Transport

The Minister of Culture Natália Milanová (OĽANO) earned a little less, EUR 57,981. This is followed by the Minister of Economy Richard Sulík (SaS) with a revenue of 56,383 euros. He admitted flats in Bratislava’s Old Town and Vinohrady, a share in a house in Zlaté Moravce, savings, a car, a share in a company and a loan.

The lowest income was received by the Minister of Transport Andrej Doležal (nominee We are a family), namely 49,140 euros. He admitted an apartment in Rusovce and a cottage in Zliechov, a car, home furnishings and electronics or paintings. He also stated finances in cash and in accounts or credit.