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Joining the Youth Hope Savings Savings Savings Savings Savings Savings Savings Savings Savings Savings Savings Program, which gives 10% interest to young people, starts today (21st).
It seems that people will flock to it, so we plan to divide it into 5 sub-parts by year of birth to receive subscriptions.
Reporter Kim Beom-joo explains in detail.
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Youth Hope Savings Fund is for young people who have a job and have an annual income of less than 36 million won.
You can deposit up to 500,000 won in savings per month, and if you fill in the money with a full two-year maturity, the government not only does not receive tax on bank interest, but also adds a total of 360,000 won.
You can sign up from 11 commercial banks from today, and the basic interest rate is 5%, but the conditions for the additional preferential interest rate vary from bank to bank, so you should check it carefully.
Applicants can only open one account at one bank, and freelancers or part-timers can join as long as they have proof of income.
People can flock from the first day, so we apply a five-sub-system for each year of birth.
Today's 21st is for those born in years 91, 96, and 01, which are multiples of 1, and tomorrow, the 22nd, those born in years 87 and 92, which are multiples of 2, sign up, and so on.
You do not need to bring any documents, but it may take some time to sign up as there is a process to check if you meet the conditions on site.
There is a possibility that subscriptions will be completed sooner as only a budget for a total of 380,000 people is secured.