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Economy

3 weeks ago
Governing parties don’t seem to agree over whether to change how Finland taxes inheritance.
3 weeks ago
The Landlord Association says that “benefit changes, the weak economic situation and growing unemployment have weakened the ability of hundreds of thousands of tenants to pay,” while immigrants are more likely to share housing.
3 weeks ago
This week has seen debate on whether working pays off when it’s time to retire.
3 weeks ago
Finnish firms are receiving record numbers of applications for summer jobs as the country grapples with the EU’s highest rate of unemployment.
3 weeks ago
In February, inflation was driven up most by the increased price of beef, electricity and cigarettes. It was dampened by falling interest rates on loans.
3 weeks ago
The number of children being educated at home in Finland has tripled over the past six years.
3 weeks ago
Finest Future sold places at Finnish high schools to international students, but the initiative has garnered widespread criticism since its inception.
3 weeks ago
Defence technology is now drawing investors to Finnish companies.
3 weeks ago
The price of Brent crude hit 100 US dollars a barrel on Thursday morning as the conflict in the Middle East continues.
3 weeks ago
A recent survey has shown an eleven percentage point increase in the number of 25-34 year olds putting money aside for the future.