Financial Supervisory Service Provides Financial Education and Tips for High School Seniors

"Financial Tips High School Seniors Should Know Before Taking Their First Step into Society"

[Asia Economy Reporter Park Sun-mi] The Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) will provide financial education to high school seniors.

On the 12th, the FSS announced that it will conduct financial education for high school seniors who have completed the College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT) to help students entering society through college admission or employment avoid financial fraud and acquire the financial skills necessary for social life.

Applications will be accepted from high schools nationwide starting from the 14th until the end of the year. Applications can be submitted through the FSS Financial Education Center website. Reflecting the COVID-19 situation this year, education will be conducted in real-time online after the CSAT day (November 18). If schools wish to conduct the education independently, the FSS will provide financial education videos and lecture materials.

The education content includes useful credit management methods, financial fraud prevention, financial management techniques, and financial tips for high school seniors taking their first steps into society. It also covers topics of interest to students entering college, such as how to use student loans and precautions when finding housing near universities. Additionally, the program will include ways to respond to various new types of financial fraud, such as scams disguised as vaccination text messages, and information on the Financial Consumer Protection Act implemented from March.

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