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Many people struggle with price increases: ‘We are very bad at losing things’

Many people struggle with price increases: ‘We are very bad at losing things’

Rising prices are increasingly affecting middle-income earners and homeowners in the Netherlands, leading to difficulties in covering fixed costs. Many Dutch citizens plan to reduce spending on vacations and restaurant visits to manage their finances. Experts note that while behavioral adjustments are necessary, people often struggle to make difficult decisions involving the loss of lifestyle habits.

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