Netherlands

Despite the global rise of digital assets, the top 10 online casinos in the Netherlands do not accept cryptocurrency payments. This article explores the strict regulatory oversight from the Kansspelautoriteit (Ksa), concerns over transaction transparency, and the volatility of crypto as key reasons for this exclusion.

A new analysis comparing purchasing power across EU nations shows the Netherlands in a stronger position than income figures alone suggest. After accounting for the cost of living, the country climbs the rankings, placing it among Europe’s top-tier economies.

After years of negligible returns, savings accounts in the Netherlands are finally offering attractive interest rates, with some banks providing up to 3%. This article compares the highest rates available, including those from traditional Dutch banks and international fintech providers, and analyzes whether saving is worthwhile in the current inflationary environment.

As the Netherlands phases out its net metering scheme, interest in solar panels is waning. In response, Dutch households are increasingly turning to home batteries to maximize their self-consumption of solar energy, causing a surge in demand for the technology.

The national advisory price for gasoline in the Netherlands has hit a new high for 2025 at €2.195 per liter. This article explores the reasons behind the price increase and offers tips for saving money on fuel.

According to new calculations from ING Research, Dutch households with average energy consumption can expect their energy bills to drop by about 4% in 2026 compared to 2025, driven by lower market prices for gas and electricity.