The turnaround: The Swede gets to jump on her favorite hill
The schedule has been changed. Frida Westman and the other ski jumpers will compete at her favorite hill, Vikersund, next winter.
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Why older people pay more than younger people for mutual funds
Younger savers more often choose to invest in low-cost index funds, while older people tend to have more expensive holdings, according to the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority (FI). In long-term savings, small fee differences can grow to hundreds of thousands of kronor, says consumer protection economist Moa Langemark.
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Johan Eliasch rejected by Sweden, received Georgian passport to run for FIS
Neither Great Britain nor Sweden wanted to nominate the current chairman, Johan Eliasch, to the International Ski and Snowboard Federation (FIS). He then acquired Georgian citizenship.
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FI: Don't borrow for the holidays - risk of an unpleasant aftertaste
In July, Swedes take out the most unsecured loans. But borrowing for the holidays can be expensive, the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority warns. "The risk is that you live beyond your means and are left with a rather unpleasant aftertaste from the summer when the loans have to be repaid," says the authority's consumer protection economist, Moa Langemark.
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Günther Mårder arrested on suspicion of serious insider trading
Financial profile: Günther Mårder has been remanded in custody for serious insider trading by the Stockholm District Court. Mårder encouraged another person to trade shares in Raysearch, according to the prosecutor.
Business
Prepared for reduced mortgage rates - make demands on the bank
Mortgage lenders' borrowing costs are clearly falling after the ceasefire agreement between Iran and the US. Now the question is whether the banks will lower their mortgage rates. We can always expect that banks are trying to make as much profit as possible. Therefore, it is important that you, as a customer, make demands of your bank, says Moa Langemark, a consumer protection economist at the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority.
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FI warns of AI fraudsters in wake of stock market turmoil
They lure investors with promises of high profits and advice on stocks and cryptocurrencies. But behind the professional websites are scammers, says the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority - which is now warning about 104 operators.
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Alecta warned by FI over Heimstaden Bostad investments, fined SEK 50 million
Pension manager Alecta has received a warning from the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority (FI) over its investments in Heimstaden Bostad.
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