Budget Day 2019

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Second Chamber
PoliticsSports
Dutch cabinet ministers busted watching football during parliament debate
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Wallet
Business
Rich Get Richer: Dutch budget analyzed in TV report
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Finance Minister Wopke Hoekstra presents the 2020 national budget to the Tweede Kamer, 17 Sept 2019
Business
Wages in Netherlands likely to rise by 50 euros monthly in 2020
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Jesse Klaver
BusinessPolitics
Higher wages, profit tax in left-wing opposition's counter budget
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The national budget for 2020 ready to be presented to parliament, 17 Sept 2019
BusinessPolitics
2020 Dutch budget to see big boosts for housing, youth care & migration; Opposition voices criticism
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King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima arriving at the Ridderzaal in The Hague for the King's Budget Day speech, 17 September 2019
Politics
Dutch economy strong, but vulnerable to international developments, Dutch King says in Budget Day speech
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Defense Minister Ank Bijleveld in her Budget Day outfit, 17 Sept 2019
Politics
Photos: The Budget Day hats and outfits
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Eric Wiebes
Politics
Economic Minister under fire for leaking Budget Day info
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The Prinsjesdag budget briefcase in 1983, held by Finance Minister Onno Ruding. 20 Sept. 1983.
BusinessPolitics
Budget Day leaks: What we know so far
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The first fans lining the route the Royals will take on Budget Day, 17 September 2019
Politics
Budget Day in the Netherlands: what to expect
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Hard hat
Business
Dutch want gov't budget surplus to be spent on salaries, housing
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Child in the library
BusinessPolitics
Budget shortages in Dutch cities: Cuts on libraries, pools "inevitable"
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Stef Blok
Politics
Dutch FM Blok the “designated survivor” for Budget Day event
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Hard hat
Business
Dutch gov't to push billions into tackling the housing crisis: report
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Health insurance
BusinessHealth
Health insurance premiums expected to increase by €3 per month next year: report
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Shopping
BusinessPolitics
Dutch gov't tax plans to focus on helping prospective homeowners, low-income households
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Wopke Hoekstra
BusinessPolitics
Cabinet set to pump €50 billion into Dutch economy