"Grey divorce", "silver splitters" - in Swedish perhaps silver separation - more and more couples are choosing to separate later in life. In addition to the emotional adjustment, a separation can turn your finances upside down. There are things to deal with before you get there, says Magnus Hjelmér, everyday economist at Icabanken.
BusinessCute, furry - and expensive to run. A puppy can cost more than 100,000 kronor in running costs in the first year, a new calculation shows. But there are ways to save.
BusinessDo you feel like your money is running out? With the help of AI, you can easily get an overview of all your small expenses, clear out unnecessary subscriptions and spring clean your finances. It's very clever, says Magnus Hjelmér, consumer economist at ICA Banken.
TechnologyFinancial secrets can ruin a relationship. More than one in two women would consider leaving a partner who lied about their debts, a new survey shows. Talking about money - and doing it often - is the advice from everyday economist Magnus Hjelmér. He says it is an absolute necessity.
BusinessThe costs of celebrating Valentine's Day have risen significantly in recent years. On Valentine's Day, Swedes are expected to spend close to one billion kronor. It doesn't necessarily mean we should buy things to show we care, says Magnus Hjelmér, the everyday economist at ICA Bank.
BusinessYoung adults living with their parents rarely pay for themselves. This is one of the results in a fresh survey on economic behavior among young people. Alarming, says Magnus Hjelmér, everyday economist at Ica-banken. You may miss the prerequisites for getting a good start in adult life if you don't learn economics, he says.
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