One-Third of Swedish Pensioners Cut Spending After Retirement, Study Finds
A survey reveals that nearly one in three Swedish pensioners reduce spending on goods and experiences after retirement, with notable differences by income and gender.
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Ardalan Shekarabi Criticizes Government's Handling of Unemployment, Calls for Labor Minister's Dismissal
Social Democrat Ardalan Shekarabi sharply criticizes Sweden's government for passive handling of rising unemployment and demands replacement of labor minister.
Medborgerlig Samling Calls for Abolishing Pensionsmyndigheten to Protect Swedish Pensions
Medborgerlig Samling demands the closure of Pensionsmyndigheten, citing politicization of pension funds and advocating for pension privatization with individual choice.
Political Party Calls for Pension Reform and Abolishment of Pensionsmyndigheten
Medborgerlig Samling urges pension reform, proposing to shut down Pensionsmyndigheten and enhance individual pension control amid criticism of political misuse of funds.
Sweden Sees Continued Drop in Unemployment Amid Ongoing Economic Challenges
Unemployment in Sweden decreases for the second month with youth unemployment slightly down, but total registered unemployed remains higher than last year.
Swedish Pensioners Face Growing Financial Woes Amid Rising Debt
Swedish pensioners are increasingly burdened by debt, sparking calls for urgent reforms to enhance their financial security.
Compensation Distribution to Over 86,000 Victims of Allra Scandal Begins
Pensionsmyndigheten begins compensation payments to over 86,000 Allra scandal victims, distributing a total of 143 million kronor.