"You're Disgusting!" Caller Lyn Outraged by Suggestion Her Pension Be Cut
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To maintain healthy government finances, the next government must cut €7 billion annually. Interventions in healthcare and the state pension (AOW) are priorities. This is according to a recommendation from a group of senior civil servants to the future governing coalition.
To maintain the budget deficit in the long term and maintain a buffer for financial hardship, the next government will have to cut €7 billion. And in the long run, intervention in the state pension (AOW) is unavoidable, for example, by requiring pensioners to pay premiums or by accelerating the state pension age.
The next cabinet must structurally improve the budget balance by €7 billion by 2030, either through cuts or tax increases. This is the recommendation of the Budgetary Scope Study Group (SBR), a group of senior civil servants who are mapping out the new government's spending capacity in the run-up to the parliamentary elections.
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