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New Swedish credit law requires shoppers to disclose income, housing and other financial details

Annual income, number of children and employment type. This is information you must now provide to payment companies such as Klarna or Qliro. Otherwise, you risk being unable to shop on invoice.

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Proposal: Food retailers should be19 Dec

Proposal: Food retailers should be forced to accept cash

Food retailers and pharmacies should have an obligation to accept cash, proposes the government's investigator. A proposal that Svensk Handel views with some concern.

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Fewer people are withdrawing cash15 Sept

Fewer people are withdrawing cash

The Swedes are making fewer withdrawals from cash machines. During the first half of 2024, each Swede withdrew an average of 398 kronor per month.

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