Samsung Securities to Hold 'Pension Savings Net Deposit Event' Until Year-End

Prize up to 1 million KRW awarded by net deposit amount bracket

Samsung Securities announced on the 16th that it will hold the 'Pension Savings Net Deposit Event' until the end of December.

The event combines all cases of ▲new deposits ▲transferring pensions from other companies ▲deposits from matured Individual Savings Accounts (ISA) pensions into pension savings accounts during the period, and rewards prizes based on net deposit amounts starting from 1 million KRW.

If the net deposit is between 1 million KRW and less than 10 million KRW, coffee coupons will be given to 5,000 winners by lottery. For net deposits between 10 million KRW and less than 20 million KRW, a 30,000 KRW gift certificate will be given to all participants, and up to 1 million KRW in gift certificates will be awarded depending on the net deposit amount bracket.

The method to have the deposit amount recognized as double is by transferring pensions from other companies. For more details about the 'Pension Savings Net Deposit Event,' please refer to the Samsung Securities website or the mobile app 'mPOP.'

Samsung Securities operates the Samsung Securities Pension Center to provide pension consulting services, where pension specialists offer customized consulting including tax matters. They also introduced 'Samsung Securities 3-Minute DC,' which allows DC account opening with simple information without paperwork, and 'Direct IRP,' the industry's first individual retirement pension (IRP) product with no management fees.

A Samsung Securities representative stated, "Since the introduction of the retirement pension physical transfer service, customer accessibility has increased due to channel diversification," and added, "We continuously update content on our official YouTube channel (Samsung POP) to provide customers with useful information on pension management and operation." However, investors should be aware that financial investment products carry the risk of principal loss.