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NH Nonghyup Bank to hold winter break classes at youth financial education centres

NH Nonghyup Bank said on Monday it will offer a winter break special class for elementary school students through its youth financial education centres. The class will teach the importance of saving, the difference between investment and speculation, and the types and features of products such as stocks, bonds and real estate. It will also cover why people invest and the importance of diversified investing. Sessions will be held at 14 centres across South Korea.

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SC First Bank CEO Lee Kwang-hee joins campaign to curb youth illegal gambling

SC First Bank CEO Lee Kwang-hee said on Jan. 19 he would join a relay campaign to eradicate illegal gambling among teenagers. The nationwide campaign, launched in March last year under the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency, aims to prevent youth gambling and spread awareness of its seriousness and risks. Lee joined after being nominated by Shinhan Bank CEO Jeong Sang-hyeok and recommended NH NongHyup Bank CEO Kang Tae-young as the next participant.

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KakaoPay releases original variety content 'Cost of Keeping Sanity'

KakaoPay said on Jan. 19 it has introduced a new original variety content series, 'Cost of Keeping Sanity', via its YouTube channel ₩ORKSHOP. The title refers to a social media-coined term meaning money willingly spent on what one likes. Under the slogan 'Payday passes by, fandom remains', the series will depict K-office workers' lifestyles and spending tied to hobbies. Oh My Girl's Hyojung hosts. Episodes will be uploaded every Friday at 5 p.m.