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Economy

2 weeks ago
“When you look at the issue more closely, raising the retirement age isn’t a silver bullet. Its effects will take different directions,” says Antti Tanskanen, director of the Finnish Pension Alliance.
3 weeks ago
Faith in the government of PM Petteri Orpo (NCP) is clearly waning, according to the survey’s director.
3 weeks ago
By 2027, the number of long-term unemployed is expected to be close to the record level after the deep recession of the 1990s.
3 weeks ago
Overall, taxes paid by companies continued to decline. Two years ago, corporate tax revenue totalled eight billion euros, but last year it dropped to seven billion.
3 weeks ago
An International Monetary Fund report predicts accelerated growth for the Finnish economy next year and into 2027, adding that there are still plenty of risks ahead.
4 weeks ago
Finnish fuel chain SEO is courting Teboil operators amid sanctions on Moscow.
4 weeks ago
The last time the housing market was more active was in September 2022, according to the Federation of Real Estate Agency.
4 weeks ago
Student loans typically stood at around 5,000 euros in 2010-11, according to the Social Insurance Institution of Finland, Kela.
1 month ago
A majority of survey respondents said they believe Finland’s bleak unemployment situation will get worse before it gets better.
1 month ago
A new study finds that people who applied for asylum in Finland as a minor during the 2015 refugee crisis are integrating much better than those who did so as adults.