The Dutch have yet another approach.
Yup.
I've heard that your main concern is caring for the elderly who have cared for you in the past.
It's not our main concern really.
In fact, it's enshrined in your legal system, it's obligatory. That's what I learned. Am I wrong?
Well, we all pay for our insurance, and we all pay taxes. When we reach the age of 65, we will receive the money that we've invested throughout life. We don't get all of this money all at once, but it is deposited on our bank accounts monthly. (The amount of money you'll receive depends on the work you've done, and on the amount of money you've invested in your elderly days.) We can choose to stay in the house we already have, move to a senior house or appartment, or in the worst case scenario, we can opt for a senior care facility in case we can't take care of ourselves anymore.
Our children, (Everybody.) pay the same taxes, and the same insurances. (Which are, I guess obligatory.) So this is why it's not our main concern, because it's been taken care of.
:)