Desde finales de mayo, Kontanten cobra comisiones por la retirada de efectivo que oscilan entre 15 y 25 coronas, dependiendo del importe.
Cualquier persona que retire dinero de un cajero automático de Kontanten debe pagar ahora una comisión. Una retirada de 100 a 200 coronas, por ejemplo, cuesta 15 coronas.
Cuando el periódico habló con las personas que utilizaban los cajeros en Mora, las críticas fueron evidentes. Una persona describió la comisión como una auténtica vergüenza.
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The Tidö parties announced on Tuesday that the price of monthly public transport passes will be halved from July 1 until year-end. The 6.5 billion kronor measure is loan-financed in response to the energy crisis.
Police in region Mitt have received several reports of counterfeit 500-kronor bills in circulation. The notes have been used or attempted in payments at stores and between private individuals.
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Uppsala municipality has decided on sharply increased parking fees that take effect on January 1, 2027. The hourly rate in areas such as Rosendal and Ulleråker rises from 5 to 35 kronor and fees are introduced around the clock in the city center.
Several major Swedish banks have raised their variable mortgage rates by 0.15 percentage points, despite the Riksbank leaving its policy rate unchanged. The increases are attributed to higher funding costs for banks amid market expectations. Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson describes the moves as detached from reality.
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Fritidskortet, launched by the Public Health Agency in September 2025, has attracted nearly 1,000 associations in Skåne within seven months. Nationally in Sweden, around 7,000 associations and music schools have joined. Association representatives welcome the initiative but note some challenges.
Forshaga has decided to pull out of Hockeyettan following the league's format change. Norrtälje IK sport chief Jonatan Jonasson used the news to highlight financial pressures on clubs.
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The appeals court has ruled in favor of 68-year-old Bengt Stage in a dispute over a 600-kronor parking fine from Malmö city. He had overpaid by 41 kronor yet was initially convicted in the lower court.