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Celine Cairo: ‘I worked hard for it, but I can make a living from my music’

Celine Cairo: ‘I worked hard for it, but I can make a living from my music’

Singer-songwriter Celine Cairo discusses her career as an independent artist, noting that she has successfully avoided record labels to retain her earnings. Known for her hit 'Hibernate,' the 35-year-old musician currently lives in Zaanstad and supports herself entirely through her music.

Wietske and Ben form a band, but also work in construction and journalism: 'Musicians should take a stand against low rates'

Wietske and Ben form a band, but also work in construction and journalism: 'Musicians should take a stand against low rates'

Members of the band Jacht, who reside in Amsterdam and Haarlem, discuss the financial challenges of balancing their music careers with professional work in construction and journalism. They argue that musicians should unite to demand higher pay as industry rates remain unsustainably low.

Germany and Canada deepen cooperation

Germany and Canada deepen cooperation

German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil discussed deepening bilateral cooperation between Germany and Canada during a conference in Toronto on Saturday. The meeting focused on exploring new ways for the two nations to work together.

As one fake site is taken down, another for bankrupt Fonq pops up: ‘Everything must go’

As one fake site is taken down, another for bankrupt Fonq pops up: ‘Everything must go’

Cybercriminals are launching multiple fraudulent websites mimicking the bankrupt home retailer Fonq to scam consumers with fake clearance sales. Despite police efforts to take down these sites, new ones continue to emerge, resulting in financial losses for unsuspecting shoppers.

Retention of mortgage interest deduction less certain than it seems

Retention of mortgage interest deduction less certain than it seems

The Dutch minority cabinet, led by Prime Minister Jetten, faces potential negotiations with the opposition and unions that may put the mortgage interest deduction at risk. While the VVD remains firmly opposed to changes, the need for a political deal this summer could force a reconsideration of this long-standing tax benefit.