On May 21, Ablai Khan University hosted a meeting between students and a representative of Otbasy Bank JSC on the topic “National Fund for Children.”
Around 400 students born in 2006, 2007, and 2008 took part in the event. During the meeting, students received detailed information about the implementation of the state initiative aimed at supporting the future generation of Kazakhstan and building financial capital for young people.
The “National Fund for Children” program has been operating in Kazakhstan since 2024. It предусматривает the annual transfer of 50% of the investment income of the National Fund of the Republic of Kazakhstan into special savings accounts for children who are citizens of Kazakhstan and were born in 2006 or later. After reaching the age of 18, young citizens will be able to use the accumulated funds to pay for education or improve their housing conditions.
The speaker of the meeting was Akbolat Kaiyrovich Rymtayev, Project Manager of the Business Development Department at Otbasy Bank JSC. During his presentation, he provided detailed information about how the program works, methods for checking accrued funds, opportunities for using the savings, and also answered numerous questions from students.
Special attention was paid to issues of financial literacy among young people, long-term planning, and the role of state social initiatives in supporting the younger generation.
Students actively participated in the discussion, showed great interest in the topic, and received explanations on the key aspects of the “National Fund for Children” program.
Such meetings allow students not only to receive timely information about government programs and youth support measures, but also help develop an understanding of the importance of financial planning and personal responsibility for the future. For many participants, the program opens additional opportunities for obtaining education, achieving professional goals, and improving housing conditions in the future.
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