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PensionAgreement, a blessing or a disaster?

Over the last twenty years the tax legislators have changed the Dutch pension system several times. to discourage early retirement. To keep pension affordable in 2014 the retirement age was set to 67 years (the increase of the AOW age was spread over a period of 10 years), and increased in 2015 to 68 years. The constant increase of the life expectancy, the low interest rates and the way people perform their labor (without a labor agreement) is the basis for a firm review of the current pension system.

Pension law
21/04/2020

Residence in the Netherlands after Brexit

The Dutch government issued its migration policy for British nationals residing in the Netherlands in case of a no-deal Brexit.

10/01/2019
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