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About the Money Wise Platform

The Money Wise Platform was launched by the Ministry of Finance to improve the financial fitness of Dutch citizens. In order to achieve this, partners from government, financial services industry, NGO’s and academia collaborate in the platform.

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Honary Chair of the platform

Her Majesty Queen Máxima of the Netherlands is Honorary Chair of the platform. In this role, the Queen asks attention for the importance of financial education and Savvy Money Management, especially for vulnerable groups. Queen Máxima is special advisor to the platform and speaks to stakeholders about ways in which financial fitness and (self) reliance can be improved.

Steering Board of the platform

The Steering Board of the platform consists of:

  • director Financial Markets of the Ministry of Finance (chair)
  • general director of the Insurers’ Association
  • director of the Dutch Banking Association
  • director of the National Institute for Family Finance Information (Nibud)
  • director of the Authority for Financial Markets (AFM)
  • director of the Central Bank (DNB)

The Program Office of the platform is located within the Financial Markets Directorate of the Ministry of Finance and consists of a multidisciplinary team of passionate and knowledgeable professionals in the area of policy, communication, education and project management.

Programs and projects

Collaboration is central to all the projects of the Money Wise Platform. Examples of projects include: 

Direction Wijzer in geldzaken 2019
Direction Money Wise 2019

Working together for the financial fitness  of Dutch citizens. This report describes the National Strategy for financial education in the Netherlands for the coming years.

International collaboration

Netherlands is an active Full Member of OECD’s International Network on Financial Education (INFE). Netherlands provides the Vice Chair of INFE’s Board.

Netherlands regularly provides Technical Assistance to countries who wish to set up and implement their own National Strategy for financial education. In 2018, Netherlands launched a five year project in collaboration with OECD to provide Technical Assistance to seven countries that are part of the Dutch Constituency of IMF, World Bank and EBRD. The seven countries in the project are Bulgaria, Croatia, Georgia, Moldova, Montenegro, North-Macedonia and Romania.

Library

The Money Wise Library contains relevant documentation, articles and other publications on financial education