Blogs
Short pieces on tax, pensions, insurance and saving in Sweden, written for people who arrived from somewhere else.
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Emergency Fund Requirement
Here is the snapshot of various situations when we need an Emergency Fund as expats in Sweden. (Akassa and inkomstförsäkring are really good financial safety
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Positive Side of Immigration in Sweden
Indians skilled workers in Sweden tops the list with the median value of total earned income in year 2022 based on SCB (Statistikmyndigheten).
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Public Dental Insurance in Sweden
Most people in Sweden are unaware about this dental insurance! Yes, Folktandvården (Public Dental Care) offers a Dental Insurance known as abonnemangstandvård.
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Should I have cash in Sweden?
Each person can have: 58 billion / 10.5 million people = 5480 SEK in cash for each person.
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ISK Investment Account – Taxation
ISK Account holding tax will be lower for year 2025 which shall be 0,888%.
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Withdraw of Occupation Pension
You can buyback (withdraw) your occupation pension (Tjänstepension ) in Sweden anytime but it needs to meet a certain condition
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Moving to sweden with family expense
Housing stands out as the most significant expense in Sweden, capable of shaping the financial stability of a single income earner supporting a family.
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Top 10 Personal finance things to do in Sweden
Top 10 Personal Finance Tips for Working Expats in Sweden Be a Member of A-kassa (Unemployment Fund): Ensure financial stability during unemployment by
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NRI to do List – Visiting India
NRI Visiting India, remember to spend some time on your financial wellbeing and execute these basic tasks. This way, you don't have to worry or procrastinate
