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Factors that encourage saving for retirement in the Netherlands in 2016
The Netherlands: which, if any, of the following would encourage you to save for retirement?
This statistic shows the determinants that would motivate people to save more for retirement in the Netherlands as of 2016. Financial factors such as receiving a pay raise (32 percent) and more generous tax breaks (25 percent) were the considerations that were most frequently mentioned among the Dutch respondents as incentives for increasing savings.
The Netherlands: which, if any, of the following would encourage you to save for retirement?
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This statistic shows the determinants that would motivate people to save more for retirement in the Netherlands as of 2016. Financial factors such as receiving a pay raise (32 percent) and more generous tax breaks (25 percent) were the considerations that were most frequently mentioned among the Dutch respondents as incentives for increasing savings.
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- May 2016
- Region
- Netherlands
- Survey time period
- 2016
- Special properties
- employees in the Netherlands
- Method of interview
- Online survey
- Supplementary notes
- Information regarding the scale and index methodology can be found on a dedicated Aegon page.
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- Netherlands
- Survey time period
- 2016
- Special properties
- employees in the Netherlands
- Method of interview
- Online survey
- Supplementary notes
- Information regarding the scale and index methodology can be found on a dedicated Aegon page.
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