Community involvement in Sweden

Youths waiting at bus stop in wintertime, smiling while looking at a phone

Young Economy

We want to give children and young people increased knowledge and understanding of how they can influence their personal finances through various choices – both now and later in life. Our lectures for schools and associations are free of charge.

The magazine Lyckoslanten (The Lucky Coin)

The magazine “Lyckoslanten” (The Lucky Coin) and the characters Spara & Slösa (Thrifty and Squander) have inspired children for many years to think about financial sustainability with issues of personal finances, entrepreneurship and how to achieve their dreams. The magazine is currently only available in Swedish.

Junior Achievement

Young people are Sweden's future and more entrepreneurs are needed, which is why Swedbank and the savings banks collaborate with the non-profit organisation Junior Achievement to teach young people about entrepreneurship.