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People with small debts must be reached sooner to prevent worse outcomes

People with small debts must be reached sooner to prevent worse outcomes

The Dutch government is allocating an additional 20 million euros to proactively reach individuals with minor, early-stage debts. This initiative aims to double the number of people receiving assistance after missing a payment to prevent more severe financial problems.

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Cabinet sees no reason for a total ban on camera glasses for now

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Minister pleased with massive residential towers near Arena: "Excellent accessible location"

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If you want start-ups, then help them: Minister Herbert puts demands on the table in Brussels

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