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In 2023, the Dutch government announced reforms of the Dutch pension system. Under the previous system, the working population contributed to one large fund that pensioners would receive money from. Under the new proposal, individuals would save for themselves. This is expected to create a "pension-hole", mainly for those aged 40 to 55 years old, who at the beginning of their career contributed to the pensions of people retiring at the time, but when they themselves reach retirement-age, will not have had young workers to pay for them. The government has agreed to compensate this group of people, whose pension-hole is estimated to total ** billion euros. Nonetheless, a significant portion of the Dutch working population was worried about their pension. Those aged 55 to 64 years old were seemingly most worried, as around **% said they had (quite) a lot of worries.