For eleven consecutive years, the Consistory has maintained positive financial figures, accumulating a bank balance of over 90 million euros. Despite this success, the central government restricts access to these funds, despite the FEMP’s efforts to allow municipalities to use the money for local needs. The liquidation of the 2025 budget marks a significant achievement for Estepona, as the entire inherited debt of 300 million euros was paid off, resulting in a surplus of 40.29 million euros. This surplus will be reinvested in municipal aid, services, and infrastructure, continuing Estepona’s record-breaking investment program. The City Council plans to use the surplus for ongoing projects, such as the Bulevar Parque Central Boulevard and improvements to suburban areas. The bank balance as of December 31, 2025, stands at more than 90 million euros, a stark contrast to the financial situation in 2011. Estepona continues to lead in public investments, with projects like the Regional Hospital, Fairgrounds, and City Hall. The average payment period is also improving, with Estepona ranking as one of the best payers in Spain. An Economic Plan is set to continue the city’s financial success, ensuring budget surpluses in the coming years.