Swedbank sees Swedish households’ disposable income rising in 2026, but young and single adults still squeezed

• Swedbank’s “Left to save 2026” analysis forecasts stronger household finances in 2026 as incomes rise, living costs fall, home costs stabilize.
• All surveyed household archetypes show more room for saving or consumption versus 2025, though young adults, singles remain tight.
• Co-habiting couples without children in condominiums show the largest monthly surplus, near SEK 37,000 in Västerås, Ängelholm.
• Including full car costs materially reduces disposable cash, in some municipalities pushing certain households into a monthly deficit.

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