By Plenary Sessions: Helle-Moonika Helme

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They prioritize easing the tax burden on ordinary people, demanding a reduction in VAT on foodstuffs. They are strongly opposed to tax cuts aimed at lobby groups (such as online casinos) and criticize the government's wasteful fiscal policy, where significant spending (5% of GDP) fails to deliver results.

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Economic views are strongly opposed to the taxes, arguing that the car tax and registration fee are devastating to the economy, leading to the collapse of the car sales market and a reduction in tax revenue. It is stressed that the tax burden is ultimately passed on to the prices of essential goods, thereby affecting even those who do not own a vehicle. They demand the abolition of these taxes to restore the economy and ensure better funding for roads.

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Strongly supports increasing social expenditure and redistributing income to ensure a dignified standard of living for pensioners and those in need. It considers the current support payments to be economically and morally inadequate, citing the necessity of raising the subsistence minimum to avoid a national disgrace.