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More people facing financial worries and payment problems for the first time in years

More people facing financial worries and payment problems for the first time in years

A significant number of Dutch citizens are experiencing financial difficulties, with over half of young adults and low-income households struggling to make ends meet. This trend marks a rise in payment problems and financial worries for the first time in years.

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