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Swedes Increasingly in Debt Over Takeaway Food Orders

More and more people are ending up at the Enforcement Authority after ordering food at home via mobile apps such as Foodora, reports Ekot. .

Swedes Increasingly in Debt Over Takeaway Food Orders

Evictions on the rise – more children affected

More and more people are being evicted from their homes and the number of children affected continues to increase. This is shown by the Enforcement Authority's compilation for 2024.

Evictions on the rise – more children affected

Record level of debt for Swedes: "Dramatic"

The Swedes are finding it increasingly difficult to manage their debts. Nearly half a million private individuals are with the Enforcement Authority and the debt mountain amounts to 138 billion kronor.

Record level of debt for Swedes: "Dramatic"

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"

More Student Debts End Up with the Enforcement Authority

The number of student debts that end up with the Enforcement Authority has increased from 130,000 to 175,000 individuals since the turn of the year, an increase of 35 percent, reports [P3 News](https://sverigesradio. se/artikel/fler-studieskulder-hamnar-hos-kronofogden).

More Student Debts End Up with the Enforcement Authority

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.

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

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.

Young women's debts are soaring - the trend behind