Discover how much you can save by comparing loans, credit cards, insurance, online brokers, savings accounts, and electricity contracts. Switching might be easier than you think!
Discover how much you can save by comparing loans, credit cards, insurance, online brokers, savings accounts, and electricity contracts. Switching might be easier than you think!
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Swedish inflation continues to decline: KPIF 1.8% in Nov 2024. Riksbank may lower rates, impacting mortgages and prices. Learn more about economic forecasts.
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Discover how swapping from Volvo V70 to Tesla Model Y can lower costs and increase safety. Read about financing, safety, and quality of life.
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October 2024: KPIF increass to 1.5%. Riksbank lowers the rate to 2.75%. How does it affect mortgages and prices? Read more about economic forecasts.
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Inflation in Sweden continues to decrease, with KPIF now at 1.1% in September 2024. This could lead to lower interest rates and positively impact household finances…
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Sweden's national debt now amounts to 1,037 billion SEK, equivalent to 17.34% of GDP. Despite an increase, the level is historically low. The National Debt Office…
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The Central Bank has lowered the key interest rate to 3.25%. How does it affect mortgage loans, personal loans, and future interest rate developments? Read our analysis…
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The latest inflation report shows that KPIF has dropped to 1.2% in September 2024. Read about how this affects interest rates, mortgages, food prices, and energy prices.
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