Taking the first step to tackle your debt is a brave one – but it’s we — Olle Pettersson

"“One of the most obvious upsides is the ability to split major household expenses — like rent or mortgage, utilities and internet — among more people.” Nadaq, 2025"

"It’s no surprise that many across the UK are rethinking their holiday plans this summer. With rising living costs and economic uncertainty, even the idea of a break can feel out of reach." – Crave Mag, 2025"

"The Nordic countries in particular find cashless systems useful because these systems help overcome some of their challenges, like sparse population density or harsh weather conditions that make traditional payments a bit harder. These countries also have an advantage because they have high trust in public institutions and small populations, making it easier to try out new policies." – MSN, 2025"

"It’s more than OK to splurge once in a while, especially on meaningful personal milestones like birthdays or anniversaries. In fact, planned indulgence is part of a healthy financial mindset. If you’re typically frugal, giving yourself permission to enjoy a special treat or experience once a year isn’t reckless but realistic." – GoBankingRates, 2025"

"July is likely to represent the final month before we see prices soar due to tariffs, so understanding the financial situation of the average American household is vital now more than ever." – Daily Voice, 2025"

"To avoid putting yourself in a position where you might overspend, consider withdrawing your budget in cash or taking a debit card out that only has the set amount for the purchase transferred onto it. When doing this, you are much more likely to track your spending compared to when you are just tapping contactless and will be aware of when you’ve reached your cap for the night." – Supermoney, 2024"