Student celebrations are fast approaching, to the delight of many but to the great fear of some wallets. According to the industry organization Swedish Trade, a student paid an average of SEK 5,300 last year for a student hat and clothes.
– Given inflation, it will be more expensive this year, but how much it is too early to say, says Victor Schmidt, press manager at Swedish Trade.
Price ceiling is important
In addition to clothes and hats, costs for reception (food and possible premises) and student accommodation may also be added.
– It is important to set a price ceiling early – and prioritise, says consumer adviser Johan Westergren.
In the clip above: The consumer advisor’s three best tips on how you can make the student celebration cheaper.