Tánaiste to meet Swedish finance minister to discuss Ireland's new savings investment account plans

Tánaiste and finance minister Simon Harris will meet his Swedish finance counterpart Elisabeth Svantesson this week to discuss Ireland's plan for a new savings scheme in Brussels.

Mr Harris is set to announce the new Personal Investment Account as part of Budget 2027 in October. Sweden's ISK tax-efficient savings investment account has been considered as a potential model for the new Irish savings investment scheme.

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