Money

Pensions in the EU: What you need to know if you’re moving country

Sweden to give out 14 billion kronor in fuel and power subsidies

Sweden announced plans on Monday for a 14 billion kronor (€1.32-billion) subsidy package to help Swedes cope with soaring prices resulting from Russia's invasion of Ukraine on the heels of winter's sky-high energy prices.

READER QUESTIONS

Reader question: When am I eligible for a Swedish pension?

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ENERGY

Sweden pledges to compensate homeowners for record-high energy bills

ECONOMY

Swedish petrol prices jump to new record high

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The best ways to send money abroad: a quick guide

ENERGY

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MONEY

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