Investing in the Netherlands as an Expat in 2026
With the constantly rising cost of living and inflation, investing for the future has become an essential part of financial planning.
With the constantly rising cost of living and inflation, investing for the future has become an essential part of financial planning.
Inflation in the Netherlands climbed to 3.5 percent in May 2026, up from 2.8 percent in April.
Starting in 2027, employees in the Netherlands are expected to receive a new right
May has arrived, and it’s usually synonymous with one thing: vakantiegeld (holiday allowance).
There’s something powerful about the idea of starting a new chapter overseas.
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It is hard not to doomscroll the news or social media these days, given the challenges the world is facing and the resulting energy crisis.
As a first-time expat, life in the Netherlands can feel quite overwhelming for some time after you arrive.
Whether it’s a new job, a growing family, or just wanting to be able to explore more of Europe, you’ve made up your mind, you want a car. But then comes the hard part: how do you finance it? Luckily, in the Netherlands, you have many options. However, the world of car financing is full…
All major Dutch banks are replacing Maestro and V PAY debit cards.