02.02.2026, 11:48

Kazakhstan credits $131 per child to national savings accounts

ALMATY. Feb 2 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – Kazakhstan has distributed $130.71 to the state-managed savings account of every child in the country for 2025, drawing on investment income from its National Fund, Otbasy Bank announced Monday.

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