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In the last thirty years, more and more Dutch consumers have been thinking more positively about putting money into savings accounts. Together with Denmark and Luxembourg, the Netherlands is now one...

Between 1997 and 2007, the average Dutch consumer annually saved 11 m³ of natural gas.

The part of the disposable income of a sector that is not used for consumer spending.

Although schools in secondary and tertiary education often have an operating surplus at the end of the year, they do not always save it up. Most schools use the money to invest in buildings or...

This study provides a first reasonable experimental overview of the size of a few digitised activities in the Dutch economy. The intent behind the study is not to give a complete overview of all...

In spite of the increase in the population, the amount of tap water used by Dutch households hardly changed in the period 1990-2009.

Population censuses have a centuries-long tradition.

Disposable income minus consumption expenditure.

As from July, the average Dutch household pays 25 euro less on gas and electricity each month than in the first six months of 2009, mainly as a result of the lower gas price. The monthly energy bill...

Working with businesses to collect CPI data

Deposits with a maturity of up to two years and deposits redeemable at a period of notice of up to three months.

In 2017, raising the statutory pension (AOW) entitlement age resulted in savings of approximately 1.7 billion euros. The situation after raising the entitlement age is compared with the entitlement...

Although well-being in the Netherlands increased in 2019, not everybody benefited from this equally. Well-being is under pressure in a number of areas: time lost through traffic congestion, less...

The regular payment in money that belong to the gross wage applicable for social insurance schemes plus the value of the untaxed vacation certificates and savings schemes, the employee’s contribution...

Correction to express the change in the pension provisions that households own in terms of household savings. These pension provisions are considered receivables by households in the financial...

In 2019 the public surplus amounted to 1.7 percent of GDP. Both revenues and expenditure rose sharply. Public debt at the end of 2019 amounted to 48.6 percent of GDP.