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The term "AOW ingreep" combines AOW (Algemene Ouderdomswet), the Dutch statutory state pension, with the Dutch word "ingreep," meaning an intervention or government measure. AOW provides a basic, universal pension to residents who reach the statutory retirement age and is administered by the Sociale Verzekeringsbank (SVB); entitlement is generally based on years of legal residence in the Netherlands, with full AOW after 50 years of residency between ages 15 and the pension age. Key background facts are that the AOW system is financed on a pay-as-you-go basis, the statutory retirement age has been rising and is linked to life expectancy, and partial benefits apply if the 50‑year residency requirement is not met. References to an "AOW ingreep" typically concern proposed policy changes such as alterations to eligibility, indexation, funding or the pension age; such proposals periodically appear in Dutch political debate as governments respond to demographic and fiscal pressures. If you are searching this term, practical details you might want include your current AOW‑age, how many years of Dutch residency count toward a full AOW, and official guidance from the SVB or the Dutch Ministry of Social Affairs on any announced measures.

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