Income and spending

Income and spending

1. Decline household consumption slows down
2. Consumer confidence growing further
3. Poverty Survey 2013: Sharp rise in poverty in 2012, but growth expected to weaken
4. Household spending down again
5. Mood among Dutch consumers improves substantially
6. Household spending down 2.0 percent
7. Dutch consumers more positive about the economic climate
8. Household spending down by 2.2 percent
9. Consumer confidence remains low
10. Household consumption down in the Netherlands, up in adjacent countries
11. Household spending down
12. Purchasing power eroded further in 2012
13. Consumers less pessimistic
14. Household spending continuously in decline
15. Dutch consumer confidence marginally down
16. Far less child care compensation paid in 2012
17. Household spending in decline
18. Dutch consumer confidence falls
19. Over-60s more often have interest-only mortgages
20. Highest incomes most often in favour of mortgage interest deduction
21. Modest decline household spending due to higher natural gas consumption
22. Dutch consumers less pessimistic again
23. Household consumption still in decline
24. Dutch consumers less pessimistic
25. More children at risk of poverty
26. Household consumption in decline
27. More than one million households have 'underwater' mortgages
28. Marginal improvement consumer confidence
29. Large income gap between working fathers and mothers
30. Decline household consumption less substantial
31. Consumer confidence historically low
32. Household consumption dramatically down
33. Mood among Dutch consumers improves marginally
34. Nearly 40 percent of the Dutch population feels that financing child care is primarily a task for the parents
35. Child care costs averages 2,000 euro for Dutch parents