All D66 articles
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NewsDutch government think tank wants more flexible pensions
The new pension system does not introduce any additional flexibility elements beyond a lump sum
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NewsDutch pension sector not amused by plans to cut pension accumulation
’Making pension contributions partly voluntary is a plan that has not been thought through and will deliver little in terms of tax revenue’
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NewsDutch liberals want voluntary pensions for earnings above €60,000
The measure would bring forward income tax receipts as pension contributions are exempt from income tax
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NewsIORP II could make Dutch scheme accountability boards ‘redundant’
Lawyers recommend replacing accountability bodies with scheme participant councils
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NewsNetherlands roundup: Political youth branches push for reform proposals
Also: Women’s group backs legislation for diversity; unions on collision course with AkzoNobel over pension top-up
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NewsDutch politicians threaten to legislate for pension board diversity
Schemes have failed to deliver on promise made in code for pension funds, argues D66
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News‘Give members more say on investment strategy’, argues Dutch politician
D66’s Steven Weyenberg plans to table a law change to allow accountability boards to have greater influence
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NewsPeople moves: Netherlands names new social affairs minister
Netherlands’ Ministry of Social Affairs, Lombard Odier, Deutsche AM, Wells Fargo AM, Schroders, Insight, Mercer, London Business School, Origo, Aviva, Better Finance
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NewsNew Dutch coalition aims for pensions reform in early 2018
Government also to provide clarity about transition for average to degressive pensions accrual
