A youth-type income deduction long-term fund with up to 7.2 million won deducted every three years is coming out

Financial Services Commission Chairman Kim Joo-hyun explains 12 policy tasks in the briefing room at the Seoul Government Complex in Jongno-gu, Seoul on the morning of the 27th ahead of the New Year’s business report. Photo = Yonhap News

The financial authorities are promoting the launch of the ‘youth-type income deduction long-term fund’ to support the youth’s asset formation in the first quarter of this year.

According to the financial sector on the 1st, the Financial Services Commission announced that it would support the launch of a youth income deduction long-term fund in the first quarter of this year through a New Year’s work report.

The product is a system that allows 40% of the payment amount to be deducted within 6 million won per year, and the target is young people aged 19 to 34 with a personal income of 50 million won or less. It is possible to subscribe for 3 to 5 years, and even if you subscribe for 3 years, you can receive a maximum deduction of 7.2 million won.

The authorities also decided to provide wealth management consulting services to subscribers by launching the Youth Leap Account in June, which helps young people to raise a lot of money.

In addition, to stabilize the lives of young people, low-interest funds such as Sunshine Loan Youth are supplied and special rapid debt restructuring is operated for young people. For young people who have applied for debt restructuring, we plan to provide livelihood-oriented support such as support for delinquent health insurance premiums.

The youth jeonse special guarantee limit is expanded from the existing 100 million won to 200 million won, and it is a policy to reduce the burden of housing costs by supplying ultra-long-term mortgages. In addition, it plans to promote youth jobs, such as preferential guarantees for youth startups and support for small and medium-sized enterprises with excellent jobs to alleviate job mismatching.

Chae Seon-hee, Hankyung.com reporter [email protected]

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