How to Save Money Living in Finland?
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- čas přidán 8. 07. 2024
- Hi there! In this video, I share my tips on how to save money if you live in Finland! Was there at least one that you didn't know about? Please also let me know your saving tips regardless of where you live, thanks!
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Good contribution!
My main advice is just to avoid consumerism and avoiding becoming addicted to trying to buy good feelings by shopping.
Spending time in cafes, bars and restaurants can be partly replaced by meeting people at homes or in nature having picnics.
Great advice!
S Group is somewhat more complex than just a chain of grocery stores. It's a merger of regional cooperatives and businesses including a bank, restaurant, and hotels.
Alepa chain is also part of it. Alepa is a chain of very small local store, which often serve mostly just their neighborhoods. They are easy and fast to visit offering reasonable selection of product for a local small shop.
Pricing is somewhat higher than in larger stores. Local small stores are much more convenient and faster to use .
Saving has also the other aspects besides not spending. Banks offer old, one could say traditional, deposit services for saving:
You can usually make deposits into a savings account and withdraw money from the account at least a few times a year without restrictions.
In a fixed-term deposit, funds cannot be withdrawn without penalty before the date agreed by the bank and the customer. The customer and the bank agree on a fixed interest rate before the deposit. According to the Bank of Finland, the average interest rate on new fixed time deposits was 3.40 percent in January.
First to comment!! As always, useful hints...
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