Now Allra savers get their money, finally
In December 2023, the Swedish Pensions Agency promised that savers affected by the Allra affair would be compensated. Now, after just over two and a half years, they are getting their money.
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Sweden's Retirement Age Rises as Norms Shift
When the state tells us to work longer – then we listen. The retirement age has risen as a result of changed norms. The retirement age is working, is our analysis, says the Swedish Pensions Agency's CEO Anna Pettersson Westerberg.
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Swedish Pensions Agency Reclaims 48 Million Kronor for Allra Victims
The Swedish Pensions Agency has succeeded in reclaiming almost 48 million kronor related to Allra. This will now be paid out to savers and pensioners who were affected by the Allra scandal.
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Raising Retirement Age Boosts Pensions for New Retirees in Sweden
Higher retirement age gave higher compensation rate for new retirees. The increase is very large for low-income earners, says the Director-General of the Pensions Agency, Anna Pettersson Westerberg.
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New method reveals pension fraud
Tens of millions in incorrect pension payments have been stopped in a new way. When the Enforcement Authority enters homes, they discover fraud which is then reported to the Pension Authority. It's possible that no one even lives at the address, says the National Enforcement Officer.
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