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First health insurance prices for 2026 show staggering 9.3% increase
Health insurance provider DSW has announced it will raise premiums by 14.75 euros, an increase of 9.3 percent, to bring the monthly cost to 173.25 euros.NL Times
What this means if you want to work there
Health insurance costs in the Netherlands are rising significantly for people living and working there. The insurer DSW announced that monthly premiums will increase by fourteen euros and seventy five cents. This price change affects anyone who pays for their own health coverage in the country. The new rate reaches one hundred and seventy three euros and twenty five cents every month. Workers moving to the Netherlands need to know how these higher monthly costs might affect their household budget. This announcement does not show what other insurance companies will charge for their coverage next year. You should keep your personal documents and budget ready while watching for announcements from other providers.
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