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More Student Debts End Up with the Enforcement Authority

The District Court Rejects Reconstruction for Luxury Property Developer

The crisis-stricken real estate company Oscar Properties' application for reconstruction was rejected by the Stockholm District Court on Wednesday, reports Dagens industri. "They have achieved their goal", says CEO Richard Bagge about a housing association that has requested the company's bankruptcy.

Got stuck in the summer trap? This is what you do in the fall

More and more Swedes are consuming beyond their means right now. The crash risks coming in the autumn – but it is possible to get the family's economy back on track again.

The Tax Agency Requests Oscar Properties Be Declared Bankrupt

More and more in debt - The Enforcement Authority doesn't answer

The number of indebted individuals is increasing, but many who turn to the Enforcement Authority do not get through. More than every fourth call to the authority's customer service is disconnected.

Young women's debts are soaring - the trend behind

Over ten years, young women's debts to the Enforcement Authority have more than doubled. Now they have equally large debts as young men. It's very easy to shop with money you don't have today, says Davor Vuleta at the Enforcement Authority.

Spring Note Scandal - Four Charged with Million-Kronor Fraud

Four people are being prosecuted for aggravated fraud following a notorious invoice scam in Malmö. It sparked an investigation that covers suspected frauds totalling over one million kronor. There are a number of serious frauds that have taken place over a two-year period, says prosecutor Henrik Nordquist.

Flats under pressure from debts

The country's homeowners' associations are becoming increasingly indebted and bankruptcies are rising. It's quite clear that it's a tougher situation. Especially for the associations that are renegotiating their loans now to a completely different interest rate, says Therese af Jochnick at Sweden's Homeowners' Centre (SBC).