Then your buffer savings grow
Feel free to cheat yourself a little - make sure the money disappears from your account immediately when your paycheck arrives, experts advise. After a while, even a small amount can grow into a buffer.
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Svea bank receives multi-million-sek fine
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US stock market wants to stay open almost 24 hours a day
The American Nasdaq stock exchange wants to extend its opening hours to 23 hours a day on weekdays, according to an application with the American Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
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Former Nasdaq employee convicted of insider trading
A former employee at the Stockholm Stock Exchange was responsible for market surveillance, but provided insider information to several related parties. Now he and two other people are being convicted of insider trading.
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After the Russia announcement: "I'm getting suspicious"
Comeback Russians during an ongoing war and a doping scandal fresh in the memory. When the World Cup in cross-country continues in Davos, Switzerland, the situation is special. If the Russians were any good now, you would be suspicious, says Edvin Anger.
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IBU's response: No opening for neutral Russians
It was possible to get back into other skiing sports. Now Russia hopes for the same outcome for biathlon and is also appealing that suspension to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS). The International Biathlon Union responds by saying that the competition rules do not allow neutral athletes.
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Expert on Avanza's mess: Embarrassing mistakes
The Avanza online bank had technical problems this morning. They would probably need to invest resources in making the systems more robust, says Sverre Linton, Chief Legal Officer at Aktiespararna.
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