KB Insurance Conducts Economic and Financial Education for Young Adults Preparing for Independence

KB Insurance announced on July 7 that it conducted the KB Economic and Financial Education program "Money Intervention" for 80 young adults preparing for independence at Holt Children’s Services, a social welfare corporation located in Hapjeong-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul, on July 4.

"Money Intervention" is a social contribution project jointly operated by KB Insurance and Holt Children’s Services. Through economic and financial education, the program aims to address the care gap experienced by young adults preparing for independence after leaving protective care and to support their healthy transition to self-reliance.

On the 4th, at Holt Children’s Services, a social welfare corporation located in Hapjeong-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul, KB Insurance officials and young adults preparing for independence took a commemorative photo after completing the KB Economic and Financial Education program "Money Intervention." KB Insurance

This training was designed to help young adults about to become independent acquire essential basic financial knowledge and develop the ability to plan a stable economic life on their own. Employees from the KB Insurance Pro Bono Volunteer Group participated as instructors, directly sharing practical financial information in the fields of asset management and risk management, adding further meaning to the event.

Lee Junwoo, Deputy General Manager of the KB Insurance Pro Bono Volunteer Group, who led the first session, shared insights on understanding asset management and practical tips for managing assets, income, and investments in daily life under the theme "You Can Do It Too! Asset Management." Following this, Deputy General Manager Kim Kyungok delivered a session on "Desirable Risk Management Strategies," covering the basic concepts of insurance and reasonable criteria for selecting insurance products.

A KB Insurance official stated, "Finance is the first step toward independence," and added, "KB Insurance will continue to provide ongoing support so that young adults preparing for independence can enter society more stably."