I'll try that Cal,

It actually could hold stocks or funds so the investment-option would be
best.

Thanks and bye,

Eric

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In microsoft.public.money, Eric wrote:

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I think you would use an account that you would set it up as a
retirement account if it only has cash. If it can also hold stocks
or funds, I would set it up as an investment account that has the
retirement account setting.

Hello,

In Holland there is a new sort of bank-account on which you can deposit (a
part of) your (untaxed) income. You can save it up to a certain maximum,
that will allow you to go on a vacation, a sabattical or early retirement.
You will then be able to get paid from that account, of which the income
will then be taxed.

I hope that this explanation will be sufficient to give me some leads as to
what account to use and how to use it. It's obvious that the deposits will
come directly from my paycheck, but maybe I should use a special sort of
account.

Thanks,

Eric