The Liberal Party is proposing that up to 500,000 Swedish kronor held in investment savings accounts (ISK) should be entirely tax-exempt, according to a press release.

The party notes that the reform granting tax relief on the first 300,000 kronor, set for implementation at the start of 2026, has already encouraged over 450,000 new savers. The objective of the new proposal is to further incentivize saving for emergency funds, housing, and retirement.

'Saving should be simple, and it should be encouraged. Thanks to the Liberals' reform, hundreds of thousands more have started saving. We want even more people to embark on that same journey', says press secretary Johan Britz.