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Households that have benefited most from recent government policies
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Households that have benefited most from recent government policies

Taxes have been lowered, but skyrocketing costs mean that the relief still doesn't show up in people's wallets. When the government's support for households in recent years is combined, there are both winners and losers - and concerns are rising
More money in your wallet, but not for everyone
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More money in your wallet, but not for everyone

Lower fuel taxes and a new electricity subsidy will be felt in households' budgets. But the measures in the spring budget will not reach everyone, says Stefan Westerberg, private economist at Länsförsäkringar
This is how high the new ISK tax will be
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This is how high the new ISK tax will be

The tax on the investment savings account (ISK) will be increased next year, but at the same time the tax-free savings amount will be increased to SEK 300,000. This means that saving will in practice become more profitable for most of Sweden's more than four million ISK savers
Families with Children Benefit Most from Government Budget
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Families with Children Benefit Most from Government Budget

Families with children who live in houses will be the main winners in the government's budget. But everyone gets a part of the cake, according to Stefan Westerberg, private economist at Länsförsäkringar
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