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In februari wordt Mohamed Ouaamari voor het eerst vader. Hij wil dat alles beter wordt voor haar, anders en beter.

En dus wil hij haar financiële geletterdheid meegeven, wat hij nooit kreeg.

Bij de geboorte opent hij een beleggingsrekening voor haar, en geeft hij iedereen inzage in hoe hij elke maand 150 euro belegt.

Hoe kan je het beste sparen voor je kinderen?

Dat is een universeel idee, waarnaar Mohamed onderzoek doet, met een islamitische saus erover.

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An award-winning economic journalist on why the US dollar is positioned to maintain global primacy—and what that means for America and the world