Euribor is the rate at which European banks lend to each other. Mortgage payments depend on it: you pay ‘Euribor + bank margin’, and the 6-month Euribor resets every six months — your payment rises and falls with it.

Insured persons who worked 30 days or more in the month, by their contributory income including bonuses; part-time work is counted, so this is not "paid less than the minimum".

Eurostat baseline projection (EUROPOP2025): population in 2050 — 2.49 m, in 2100 — 1.93 m (now 2.89 m). Arithmetic: at 1.1 and with no migration, each generation would be roughly 53 % the size of its parents' (replacement level 2.1).

Literacy: 99.8 % — last measured at the 2011 census, and not measured separately in Lithuania since; the 2021 census did not ask. The figure is the World Bank's republication of UNESCO's, and it is shown with its year rather than as a current number.