According to Today's ETC 2014-06-13 the next banking crisis will come around 2018 according to info like Anders
Guarantee given to the banks at a single meeting. Then Sweden runs an extremely high risk of being affected by the same action program that Southern Europe is now going through. What saved us from the most severe consequences of the 2008 financial crisis were our high tax revenues and slightly stricter regulation of the banks. Make sure that the politicians and bank managers start countering the 2018 crisis now. High taxes and stricter regulation of the market are in any case not the blues' No. 1 parade point.
A friend wrote: "Abolishing mortgage interest deductions would be a good start. The money could be used to remove the tax on small interest income, e.g. bank accounts, to encourage people to save and not borrow. The problem in Sweden is not the state's indebtedness, but the people's."
Then the increasing share of the production result that goes to profits for the owners means that the majority of the population gets less and less in wages. Then people are forced to take on debt to keep the wheels of consumption rolling. In the end, the interest on the loans on the loans must be paid back and then there will be a banking crisis.
The majority of the population needs increased wages, social insurance and contributions so that it can both save and consume more with its own and not borrowed money. It must become significantly more difficult for banks and other financial institutions to mediate consumer loans.