The Governor of the Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG), Radoje Žugić, had 100.000 euros saved at the end of last year, and this situation did not change compared to the previous year.
This can be seen from the annual property record that he submitted to the Agency for the Prevention of Corruption.
In addition to the governor's salary, which was mostly EUR 4.730 and EUR 700 per month from the Financial Stability Council, Žugić earned over EUR 11.000 last year from the refund of more paid contributions, and another EUR 1.000 in more fees from the CBCG.
The salary of his wife Milanka Žugić ranged from 865 to 1.266 euros.
The governor inherited a property that includes a basement of 23, non-residential space of 81, ground floor of 103 and attic of 112 square meters and 307 square meters of land.
The wife is the owner of a cottage under construction of 198 square meters, the area of which was 113 square meters in the previous regular annual property card. She also owns 400 square meters of land.
Žugić are the owners of shares and cars from 2009.
At the end of last year, Vice-Governor Nikola Fabris had less than 61.000 in his accounts, which is an increase of about 24.000 euros compared to the same period a year earlier, it can be seen from the card.
He received about 56.000 euros from the Central Bank of Serbia for his basic salary alone, and in addition, he earned more than 36.000 euros from various sources.
These incomes include two awards from the CBCG and two awards from the Belgrade Faculty of Economics, as well as refunds of more paid taxes and contributions, payments for teaching and mentoring, participation in working groups, research projects and royalties.
The salary of his wife, Jelena Fabris, amounted to 1.370 euros almost all of last year.
In addition to the 37 and 57 square meter apartments that he bought with a loan and savings, Fabris is the co-owner of the 95 square meter apartment that he received as a gift.
The wife is the owner of a tenth of a 95 square meter apartment, and the basis of acquisition is the purchase.
Fabris drives an "audi q3" from 2015, and his wife, two years younger, a "bmw x3".
The vice-governor is returning two housing loans with a total value of 75.000 euros in installments of 170 and 193 euros.
Vice-governor Miodrag Radonjić owns apartments of 76 and 109 square meters and a duplex house of 149 with a basement of 55 square meters, two garages and thousands of square meters of fields and vineyards. In addition, he is the owner of a "Skoda" from 2017.
His salary generally amounted to more than 4.200 euros, and he reported an income of about 5.330 euros in the name of refund of more paid contributions.
The three of them did not consent to the inspection of their bank accounts, while the Minister of Education, Science, Culture and Sports Vesna Bratić did.
Last year, Bratić earned more than 2.000 euros per month, as can be seen from the documents she submitted to the Agency.
In addition to the minister's salary, which amounted to 1.536 euros, Bratić also received 100 euros per month as a member of the Government Commission for the Political System, Internal and Foreign Policy.
She received less than 430 euros for supplementary work at the Faculty of Philosophy.
Bratić had inherited an eighth of the house and field, the square footage of which is unknown.
In May 2020, the minister took out two loans, with a total value of about 32.870, which she is repaying in installments of about 305 euros.
According to the Law on Prevention of Corruption, public officials had until the end of March to submit regular annual property records.
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