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How to get started with your savings
Next year, higher real wages and lower interest costs are expected to boost household economies. An opportunity to rebuild savings or increase existing ones.
So much lower will the ISK tax be next year
The tax on ISK is lowered next year. For someone with a savings capital of, for example, 200,000 kronor, it's about 1,700 lower tax.
The new ISK tax is decided
2025 brings several good news for the millions of Swedes who have money in an ISK account. In addition to tax-free savings up to 150,000 kronor, the tax rate is also expected to become lower.
Investments in Households - "No Major Difference"
Lowered tax on work and pensions will entail a certain strengthening for Swedish households. But it's not about large sums, believes private economist Arturo Arques.
Multiple rate cuts this year - how your mortgage will be affected
The Swedish Central Bank is opening up for three more interest rate cuts already this year. This is good news for those who have seen their mortgage costs skyrocket in recent years.
So you should think about your mortgage
The Swedish Central Bank is opening up for three further interest rate cuts this year. Something that will make a difference in the wallet, according to savings economist Shoka Åhrman.
Taylor Swift effect on inflation - "a setback"
Inflation is falling, but less than expected. This can be partly explained by rising hotel costs – to some extent a Taylor Swift effect, according to assessors.
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