Shinhan Bank Launches Banking Sector's First 'Non-face-to-face Trust-type ISA' New Subscription Service
[Asia Economy Reporter Kwangho Lee] Shinhan Bank announced on the 24th that it will implement the first non-face-to-face trust-type Individual Savings Account (ISA) subscription service in the banking sector.
The eligibility for the non-face-to-face trust ISA is residents aged 19 or older who are Korean nationals, with a mandatory subscription period of 3 years. Subscriptions can be made through video consultation on Shinhan SOL.
The trust-type ISA is a tax-saving comprehensive management product that operates multiple financial products such as deposits, savings, growth index funds (ETFs), and funds within one account while providing tax-exempt benefits. Within the annual payment limit of 20 million KRW, up to 2 million KRW of operating income is tax-exempt, and income exceeding 2 million KRW is subject to separate taxation at 9.9% (including local income tax).
Additionally, to commemorate the launch of the non-face-to-face trust-type ISA service, the event "Trust-type ISA, Please Save Taxes" will be held until the 15th of next month.
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During this event period, Shinhan Bank will provide Starbucks dessert set gifticons (300 people) by lottery to new customers subscribing to the non-face-to-face trust-type ISA. Customers who newly subscribe with 300,000 KRW or more will be entered into a lottery to win massage chairs (2 people), department store gift certificates (20 people), and chicken gifticons (100 people).
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