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Estate planning is important and often overlooked. A recent survey by RTL Z showed that more than 60% of respondents did not have a will. A will is not mandatory, but it is practical and can save a lot of unnecessary inheritance tax.
The best way to learn a language is to use it, even if you only know a few words. And what better place to start than during a walk with a colleague or a casual chat over coffee?
If you have recently moved to the Netherlands, you might notice a few differences when visiting the dentist. For example, you may be referred to a mondhygiënist or preventieassistent for a professional teeth cleaning rather than having your dentist do it.
Read more about Professional Teeth Cleaning in the Netherlands
Finding a home in the Netherlands can be challenging, especially when you have recently moved to the country and are not yet familiar with the different cities and neighbourhoods.
If you are learning Dutch, there is a good chance you have noticed one tiny word that seems to appear everywhere: even.
Read more about Why Do Dutch People Say “Even” All The Time?
This month, I wanted to answer a question that I get asked regularly: “How long did it take for you to learn Dutch?”
Read more about Ruth's Language Journey: How Long Did It Take Me to Learn Dutch?
You have years of professional experience. You've managed projects, solved complex problems, worked with international teams and built valuable expertise. Yet when you start looking for work in the Netherlands, something unexpected happens.
On april 17, 2026, the Cabinet announced a new subsidy scheme for the purchase of an electric car. With a budget of 50 million euros, the government aims to make it more attractive for people with low or middle incomes to switch to electric driving.
Is your company working to prevent burnout? And what measures are in place to support the additional challenges and stress international employees may be facing?
Read more about When "I'm Fine" Doesn't Tell the Whole Story
