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STAP BUDGET: Dutch Government Offers 160million euros in 2023 Study Subsidy
As of 2024, the Dutch government will no longer be offering the STAP Budget. It’s no secret that the Dutch government has abolished the ability to use study costs (tuition, course exam fees, books, and other required material) as a tax-deductible expense
Taxation of Cryptocurrencies in Dutch Income Tax
The use of cryptocurrencies for investment and payment purposes is increasing worldwide, and more people find cryptocurrencies an attractive alternative for regular investments. Either for risk diversification or to increase the rate of return on their investment portfolios. Some individuals or groups may even decide to become their own “Central Bank” and issue their own…
The Best Online Brokers for Investment-Minded Internationals in the Netherlands
So, after moving to the Netherlands, you’ve decided to invest in the stock market. And no wonder the finance bug bit you. This is a country of financial innovation!
Credit Where it’s Due: Changing Attitudes to Debt in the Netherlands
The first universal credit card emerged in the US, from the Diners’ Club, Inc., in 1950. Another, known as a travel and entertainment card, followed from the American Express Company in 1958. In the seven decades since, the concept has taken the financial world by storm.
[VIDEO] Financial Advice for American Expats in Europe
Black Swan Capital Europe‘s David Bellingham discusses some sound financial advice for American expats in Europe alongside guest Steve Lazar.
[VIDEO] What You Need to Know About Investment Fees and Charges
Black Swan Capital Europe‘s David Bellingham discusses investment fees and charges so you know what you are paying.
7 Reasons Why You Need To Start Investing Right Now
The world of investing tends to be seen as a ball of confusion for most living in the Netherlands and throughout Europe.
Changes to the Dutch Tax Code for 2021: How Will You Be Affected?
Every September, the Dutch government publishes a list of changes to the national tax code and budget. The changes reflect the needs of the government, population, and country. This announcement occurs on Prinsjesdag or (translated loosely) the prince’s day.
[VIDEO] What Australian Expats Living in Europe Need to Know Right Now
Black Swan Capital Europe‘s David Bellingham important information for Australian expats living in Europe, including 3 core issues that can affect their financial life right now.
Solid Investment Advice for Expats Living in The Netherlands
Want to make your money work harder for you? Looking for expat friendly investment advice?