29.11.2024, 14:19

Kazakhstan’s National Fund may raise payments to children as its investment income increased - financial regulator

ASTANA. Nov 29 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – As the investment income of Kazakhstan’s National Fund is growing, payments to children’s accounts under the National Fund to Children project may also increase in 2025, said Aliya Moldabekova, the deputy chairperson of the National Bank.

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Kazakhstan’s National Fund may raise payments to children as its investment income increased - financial regulator

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