Fuel, Euribor, energy: everything is getting more expensive. Pedro Andersson explains how to offset unexpected expenses without earning more
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Fuel, Euribor, energy: everything is getting more expensive. Pedro Andersson explains how to offset unexpected expenses without earning more

SAPO Notícias7 September 2026 at 07:15

Presenter Pedro Andersson, from the Savings Account program, addresses the generalized increase in the cost of living in Portugal, referring to the rise in fuel prices, Euribor, and energy. Andersson warns that the problem does not lie in each increase in isolation, but rather in the cumulative effect of all these expenses on the family budget at the end of the month. The episode aims to guide viewers on how to react when expenses increase without income keeping pace with this rise. This edition of Savings Account comes in a context of high inflation and financial pressure on Portuguese families.

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