Van Dijkhuizen Committee: lower tax rates with a very long first bracket, fewer tax deductibles and simpler benefits will lead to more jobs
The Van Dijkhuizen Committee advises the government to opt for an improved tax system with lower rates and a very long first bracket, fewer deductible items and simpler benefits. According to the CPB Netherlands Economic Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis, these structural reforms will lead in the long
Read MoreGovernment wishes to sell shares in URENCO
The Dutch government wishes to sell its interest in URENCO, which provides uranium enrichment services for nuclear power producers. The Cabinet has agreed to this intention. The sale of the Dutch shares in URENCO can only take place, when the public interest in terms of non-proliferation, nuclear safety
Read MoreDutch minister of Finance makes offer for compensation due to the nationalisation of SNS REAAL
The Dutch minister of Finance makes an offer for compensation due to the expropriation of shares and subordinated debt of SNS REAAL and SNS Bank. The offer amounts to €0,- for both the expropriated shares as well as the subordinated debt. Source
Read MoreState of the Netherlands nationalises SNS REAAL
The Minister of Finance, in close consultation with De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB), has nationalised SNS Reaal. Savings deposits of clients are secure and the service provision of SNS REAAL has been safeguarded. The intervention has averted grave threats to financial stability and the economy. Source
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8 Auto Habits Guys Ignore Until It Becomes Expensive
Image source: Shutterstock.com Engines roar, dashboards glow, and confidence runs high when the car starts every morning, which is exactly why so many small automotive sins get ignored. The problem is that vehicles keep score, and they collect payment when it hurts the most. A strange noise today
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7 Vehicle Problems That Look Small But Signal Bigger Issues
Image source: Shutterstock.com Your car is a rolling orchestra of moving parts, flashing lights, subtle vibrations, and faint sounds that all tell a story. Some of those clues feel harmless at first, like background noise you promise to deal with “later.” The problem is that cars rarely whisper
Read MoreMortgage Rates Today, Monday, December 22: A Little Lower
Abby Badach Doyle writes for NerdWallet. Email: abadachdoyle@nerdwallet.com. The article Mortgage Rates Today, Monday, December 22: A Little Lower originally appeared on NerdWallet. Abby Badach DoyleSource
Read MoreHow to Stop Supporting Your Adult Kids When You’re Retired
In trying to help grown children, parents can hurt their own retirement security. Here’s how to stop the flow of money. Martha C. WhiteSource
Read MoreWhen Did Everything Become ‘K-Shaped’?
What started as a term to describe the pandemic recovery has become a catchall in these anxious economic times. Lora KelleySource
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The US Economy Is Stronger After One Year Of The Trump Administration
The US Economy Is Stronger After One Year Of The Trump Administration Authored by Daniel Lacalle, One year into Donald Trump’s new presidency, the verdict from the data is clear: the apocalyptic consensus forecasts have failed, and the United States stands as the only major developed economy combining
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