Money in Sweden
Everything about Swedish taxes, banking, salaries, and personal finance. Make smart financial decisions.
ROT Deduction Sweden 2026: Maximum Amount, Rules & How to Claim
ROT max 50,000 SEK/person/year (30% of labor costs). What qualifies, combined RUT+ROT limit, how to claim, and worked examples. 2026 rules.
Tax in Sweden 2026: Rates, Deductions & How the System Works
Municipal tax 29–35% by city. State tax above 660,400 SEK/year. Work tax credit, ROT/RUT, ISK explained. How to file with Skatteverket. 2026.
Average Salaries in Sweden by Industry 2026: Complete Breakdown
Median salary 37,100 SEK/month. IT engineers 52,000+, nurses 38,000, teachers 36,000. By industry, city, and experience. 2026 SCB data.
SINK Tax vs Regular Tax in Sweden: Which is Better for Short-Term Expats?
SINK: flat 22.5% — no deductions, no filing. Regular tax: 29–35% with full deductions. Compare both and calculate which saves more. 2026.
Swedish Pension System Explained: What Expats Need to Know
Understand Sweden's three-pillar pension system. Learn about allmän pension, tjänstepension, and private savings—how they work, what you'll receive, and how to maximize your retirement in Sweden.
Best Banks in Sweden for Expats 2026: Complete Comparison Guide
6 banks compared: Handelsbanken, SEB, Nordea, Swedbank, Klarna, Revolut. Open from 0 SEK/month — some work without a personnummer. 2026.
Cost of Living in Sweden 2026: Real Numbers for Stockholm, Gothenburg & More
Stockholm rent 12,000–18,000 SEK/month, groceries ~3,500 SEK, SL card 1,060 SEK. City-by-city breakdown for singles and families. 2026.
Cheapest Ways to Send Money To and From Sweden in 2026
Wise vs Revolut vs bank transfer for sending money to Sweden. Real fee comparisons — most banks charge 50–200 SEK per transfer. 2026.
Swedish Tax Deductions: What Expats Can Claim on Their Taxes
ROT max 50,000 SEK/person, RUT max 75,000 SEK/person. Deductions expats claim in 2026: travel, home office, interest payments, union fees.
Understanding Your Swedish Payslip (Lönespecifikation) Line by Line
Employer pays 31.42% social contributions on top of salary. Decode your Swedish payslip line by line — bruttolön, skatt, pension, nettolön.
Plan your budget in Sweden
Use our budget planner to understand typical Swedish living costs and plan your expenses.