Clear News | Tuesday 29.9.2026

Pension survey. Gasoline prices. Football and politics. Wednesday’s weather.

Pension survey

Initially, the topic is pension.

Finns do not believe that their pension will be enough to cover all their expenses in the future.

This is clear from a survey by the Finnish Pension Insurance Companies.

60 percent of respondents estimate that in 2050, the pension will not be enough to cover living expenses.

Young people in particular are pessimistic. This is how Eino Köntti thinks:

– I don’t think so. I feel like there’s too little left to live on. But food, housing, all that. I don’t think it’s enough.

Some Finns no longer trust the pension system’s solvency.

Still, many respondents wanted the current pension system not to be changed.

Gasoline price

Then there is the issue of fuel prices.

The government is considering ways to lower the price of gasoline and diesel.

Prime Minister Petteri Orpo says there are several options.

Fuels are now unusually expensive. The reasons are the rising cost of crude oil and the global crises.

The government is considering how to lower the price of gasoline and diesel.

Many experts say that price relief should only be provided to professional drivers and transport companies.

Football and politics

Finally, sports.

The football match between Finland and Belarus is sparking debate.

Finland and Belarus will play in a Nations League match in Helsinki tonight.

The Finnish Football Association is receiving criticism for organizing the game. The reason is that Belarus supports Russia in the war in Ukraine.

Many people are criticizing the football match between Finland and Belarus.

The Finnish Football Association says that ticket sales from the game will be donated to Ukrainians. Donations of money and goods to Ukraine can also be made at the game.

Wednesday’s weather

Still a weather forecast.

The sun will shine tomorrow.

The temperature in the south is about 15 degrees. In the north it is about 10 degrees.

The wind is weak.