BNK Kyongnam Bank Launches Full-Scale Support for "Visiting Youth Financial Education" in 13 Cities and Counties of Gyeongnam

Providing Customized Financial Education
Directly Visiting Local Youth Where They Are

BNK Kyongnam Bank announced on July 10 that it will actively support the "Visiting Youth Financial Education" program to strengthen the financial capabilities of young people in the Gyeongnam region.

Visiting Youth Financial Education.

The Visiting Youth Financial Education program was established through the "Youth Financial Education Win-Win Cooperation Agreement" signed with Gyeongsangnam-do in April. It is scheduled to be conducted over a two-month period until the end of September.

BNK Kyongnam Bank's financial education specialists will visit 13 cities and counties in the Gyeongnam region to provide customized financial education to young people under the theme "Finance for a Happy Life."

The program especially focuses on delivering practical financial knowledge, covering topics such as understanding financial basics, asset formation and management, risk management and prevention, and establishing and practicing investment values.

Starting with Haman County, the program will sequentially visit locations suitable for each region, including youth centers, universities, and city or county offices in Changnyeong County, Tongyeong City, Miryang City, Uiryeong County, Jinju City, Changwon City, Yangsan City, Geochang County, Namhae County, Hadong County, Hamyang County, and Sancheong County to conduct the Visiting Youth Financial Education program.

Kim Kyungok, Executive Director in charge of financial consumer protection, said, "We decided to collaborate with Gyeongsangnam-do to help local youth acquire proper financial knowledge. BNK Kyongnam Bank will continue to support a variety of financial education programs that can benefit young people in the region."

Park Myunggyun, Vice Governor for Administrative Affairs of Gyeongsangnam-do, stated, "We will ensure that young people can easily access essential financial knowledge within the region and develop financial capabilities that are useful in their daily lives."