Financial Supervisory Service Offers Free One-on-One Financial Planning for Military Personnel

From Salary Management to Asset Building After Discharge: Customized Education Offered
Recruiting 120 Participants; Applications Accepted Until April 29

The Financial Supervisory Service announced on April 13 that it will provide free one-on-one financial planning services to help military personnel manage their salaries rationally and build stable assets after discharge.

This financial planning consultation is part of a financial education program covering the entire military service cycle, jointly promoted by the Financial Supervisory Service and the Ministry of National Defense.

Through the customized financial planning service, the Financial Supervisory Service will help individuals set financial goals tailored to their personal circumstances and provide guidance on proper investment methods and income-expenditure management strategies to achieve those goals. Through this initiative, active-duty soldiers will be able to use products such as the 'Soldier Future Preparation Savings' to build assets in a stable manner, and junior officers will be supported in making rational financial decisions as newcomers to society.

The program is open to a total of 120 participants, including active-duty soldiers from the Army, Navy, and Air Force, as well as junior officers who are interested in establishing plans for managing and operating their funds during their service period. Applications can be submitted from April 13 to April 29 through the KakaoTalk channel and the e-Financial Education Center website.

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