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Party life on social media – loses benefits

The man lived on social benefits – at the same time as he posted glamorous pictures on social media with trips abroad and parties. Now the man is to pay back 124,000 kronor.
Party life on social media – loses benefits

More unpaid debts – "Winter will be tough"

More and more people are having trouble paying back their debts. More debtors than before are being forced to set up a payment plan with debt collection companies, new statistics show.
More unpaid debts – "Winter will be tough"

Demands on CSN: Lower the Fee for Reminders

More and more debts to the Central Student Finance Committee (CSN) are being sent to the Enforcement Authority for collection, and now the organization Sveriges konsumenter is demanding that the government review the authority's reminder fees, reports [SVT News. ](https://www.
Demands on CSN: Lower the Fee for Reminders

Many arrested in operation in the Baltic Sea region

57 people have been arrested and several kilograms of narcotics have been seized in a Swedish-led European operation against organized theft and synthetic drugs in the Baltic Sea region. .
Many arrested in operation in the Baltic Sea region

Northvolt buys time – tax debt paid

Crisis-stricken Northvolt has bought itself some breathing room by paying what the company owed to the Tax Agency. However, a long-term solution to the battery manufacturer's financing is still not in place.
Northvolt buys time – tax debt paid

Northvolt CEO: Will pay 287 million kronor according to plan

On Monday, Northvolt must pay a tax debt of 287 million kronor. The alternatives are bankruptcy, reconstruction – or personal payment liability for the board.
Northvolt CEO: Will pay 287 million kronor according to plan

Northvolt Reported for Unauthorized Construction

Crisis-stricken Northvolt is reported for unauthorized building, reports [P4 Västerbotten](https://sverigesradio. se/artikel/northvolt-anmals-for-svartbygge-700-moduler-utan-bygglov).
Northvolt Reported for Unauthorized Construction

The Enforcement Authority Inspects Bankruptcy Administrators

The Enforcement Authority is conducting a special examination of law firms and lawyers who are frequently appointed as trustees in bankruptcy, reports Dagens Industri. .
The Enforcement Authority Inspects Bankruptcy Administrators

Top Executive at Northvolt Leaves Post

The CEO of Northvolt One, the crisis-stricken battery manufacturer's main factory in Skellefteå, is leaving their assignment. .
Top Executive at Northvolt Leaves Post

Latest on Monday, Northvolt must pay 287 million kronor

At the latest on Monday, the crisis-stricken battery manufacturer Northvolt must pay 287 million kronor to the Tax Agency, confirms the authority to [SVT News Västerbotten. ](https://www.
Latest on Monday, Northvolt must pay 287 million kronor

Billion-dollar blow as Northvolt company goes bankrupt

Northvolt Ett Expansion, a subsidiary of the crisis-stricken battery manufacturer Northvolt, has gone bankrupt with debts of 2-3 billion kronor. The bankruptcy trustee hopes to find a buyer for the assets – which essentially consist of a large construction project in Skellefteå.
Billion-dollar blow as Northvolt company goes bankrupt

The Debt Pile Grows – Northvolt Debts of 90 Million

The pile of cases at the Enforcement Authority is growing rapidly. There are now payment orders against the crisis-stricken battery giant Northvolt for 90 million kronor, writes [Dagens Nyheter](https://www.
The Debt Pile Grows – Northvolt Debts of 90 Million

Oscar Engelbert's company goes bankrupt

Oscar Engelbert, founder of the crisis-ridden real estate company Oscar Properties, is petitioning for his private company Parkgate to be declared bankrupt, reports Expressen. According to the newspaper, Engelbert submitted a bankruptcy application to the district court on Friday.
Oscar Engelbert's company goes bankrupt

Odd Molly Files for Bankruptcy

The clothing company Odd Molly Sweden has gone bankrupt, reports the website [ehandel. se](https://www.
Odd Molly Files for Bankruptcy

Northvolt cases for 60 million kronor with the Enforcement Authority

More people are turning to the Enforcement Authority to get paid from crisis-stricken Northvolt, reports [Dagens Nyheter](https://www. dn.
Northvolt cases for 60 million kronor with the Enforcement Authority

Elderly Women in Debt: "Don't Shop Wildly"

More and more elderly women are applying for debt relief with the Enforcement Authority. Per-Olof Lindh at the agency is worried about the development.
Elderly Women in Debt: "Don't Shop Wildly"

Condominium Boards to be Relieved of Heavy Registry

The Land Survey Office is allocated 10 million kronor in the autumn budget to establish a condominium register, reports [Di. se](https://www.
Condominium Boards to be Relieved of Heavy Registry

The Government Wants to Stop Criminals' Money Flow

The Government is investing approximately another billion kronor to stop organized crime – primarily by targeting the criminals' driving force: the money, writes the Government representative on DN Debatt. .
The Government Wants to Stop Criminals' Money Flow

More families with children evicted: "Extremely serious"

The economy is brightening. But the number of families with children who are evicted is increasing – and next year the extra supplement in housing allowance for families with children will be reduced.
More families with children evicted: "Extremely serious"

New proposal: This is how welfare fraud should be stopped

Criminal gangs and welfare fraud should be stopped by tearing down secrecy barriers. This is proposed in the new partial report submitted to Minister of Justice Gunnar Strömmer (The Moderate Party).
New proposal: This is how welfare fraud should be stopped

The Government Wants a Lower Maximum Interest Rate on Loans

The Swedes' debts are at historically high levels. Now the government is proposing several tightening measures to stop bad credit lending and "predatory lending" to vulnerable individuals.
The Government Wants a Lower Maximum Interest Rate on Loans

Debts are growing - "we have warned about this"

More and more Swedes are having trouble paying their bills, shows new statistics from the Enforcement Authority. In just two years, the debt amount has increased by 70 percent.
Debts are growing - "we have warned about this"

Debt collection claims on record high

More and more Swedes are having trouble paying their bills on time. The number of new debt collection claims is increasing and is now at record levels.
Debt collection claims on record high

Oscar Properties makes a comeback – avoids bankruptcy

Oscar Properties Holding has, after an agreement with creditors, avoided bankruptcy. "Now we have got a little breathing room", writes the crisis-stricken property company's CEO Richard Bagge in a comment.
Oscar Properties makes a comeback – avoids bankruptcy
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