Financial Supervisory Service to Hold "2025 Youth Finance Special Lecture"

Applications Available Through University Job Plus Centers
How to Respond to Virtual Asset Investment Fraud and Insurance Fraud

The Financial Supervisory Service announced on September 22 that it will conduct a "Youth Finance Special Lecture" aimed at job seekers who lack experience in financial transactions and social life, to provide education on asset management and the prevention of financial fraud.

Applications for the special lecture can be submitted on the Financial Supervisory Service's "e-Education Center" website from September 22 to October 2. Only university faculty and staff are eligible to apply directly. Graduating students and job seekers can apply for the Youth Finance Special Lecture offered at university Job Plus Centers nationwide.

The special lecture will cover basic asset management methods and examples of financial fraud. In particular, it will explain, by type, recent cases of investment fraud linked to virtual assets and insurance fraud, both of which have seen a rise in victims.

The lectures will be delivered in person by Financial Education Professors from the Financial Supervisory Service to university job seekers and others, from October 20 to December 19. Each session will last about two hours.

The course materials cover a range of topics, including methods to prevent financial fraud, accumulating and utilizing a lump sum of money, purchasing insurance, and managing debt and credit. The curriculum is tailored to provide essential asset management basics for newcomers to society (such as saving seed money, proper investment methods, and credit management) and methods to prevent financial fraud.

The program will also provide guidance on illegal activities targeting newcomers to society (such as virtual asset investment fraud and proxy deposit scams), as well as types of employment-related fraud and response strategies.

The Financial Supervisory Service stated, "We expect this program to help newcomers to society build their assets and prevent financial fraud in advance," adding, "It will help participants develop the financial mindset necessary for a sound financial life, including wise spending and debt management, and the principle of personal responsibility."

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