As spring approaches, it is also high time for many to take advantage of the tax refund. For others, it may rather be about paying back back taxes.
In times when money is either coming in or out of the account, it can also be a good time to review the total expenses and clean up the overheads you may not need anymore.
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Are you thinking about how you could improve the economy to have more to live for or simply to build a stable buffer?
Anyfin’s financial health expert Felix Sjöholm has listed seven tips for you who want to clean up your finances when spring arrives. And through that build a stable private economy for the coming year.
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In another email News24 Sjöholm develops which types of costs can make a big difference for you in the long run, and also gives suggestions on which expenditure items you can review to save a bit of money. For example, by reviewing subscriptions that are not being used.
“For example, regarding subscriptions, you could cancel a Netflix subscription and then save 129 kroner a month, or 1,548 kroner in a year, if you have their standard package,” he writes and adds:
“If you have a gym card that costs SEK 400 a month, you save SEK 4,800 per year”.
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Terminating unused streaming services, renegotiating contracts or canceling unused gym cards can be ways to save money. Photo: Martina Holmberg/TT
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