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Fewer People Apply for Debt15 Sept

Fewer People Apply for Debt Restructuring, Swedish Authorities Say

During the first half of the year, 17,475 people applied for debt restructuring. This is 773 fewer than in the same period last year, according to the Swedish Enforcement Authority.

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More people are applying for10 Feb

More people are applying for debt restructuring, Swedish Enforcement Authority says

The number of applications for debt restructuring is increasing, according to the Swedish Enforcement Authority.

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Elderly Women in Debt: "Don'tTop news23 Sept

Elderly Women in Debt: "Don't Shop Wildly"

More and more elderly women are applying for debt relief with the Enforcement Authority. Per-Olof Lindh at the agency is worried about the development. I don't think that group is the most extravagant that is out shopping wildly, he says.

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