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Telecommunications & Media
Lee Jeong-heon calls to convert telecom fee discounts into AI and content digital vouchers
A South Korean lawmaker called for converting telecom fee discounts for vulnerable groups into a digital voucher system covering AI, digital content and device purchases. Lee Jeong-heon said the current discount scheme does not reflect changes in digital consumption. Citing household trend data, he noted the share of telecom services in ICT spending fell from 79 percent in 2012 to 60 percent in 2025, while digital content and devices gained share. He also raised concerns about funding burdens.
Finance
Shinhan Bank to offer additional SOL Mate time deposit up to 3.5 percent
Shinhan Bank will launch an additional sale of its Shinhan SOL Mate time deposit for customers aged 50 and above, offering an annual interest rate of up to 3.5 percent. The bank decided to conduct a fifth special sale worth 300 billion won after the caps for the first to fourth special sales were fully used. The 12-month product offers a base rate of 3.3 percent, with up to 0.2 percentage points in preferential interest.
Finance
Shinhan Bank to sell additional 500 billion won of senior-focused time deposit
Shinhan Bank will sell an additional 500 billion won of its senior-focused deposit product for customers aged 50 and above, after earlier sales sold out quickly. The bank said it will start a third special sale of the Shinhan SOL Mate time deposit from June 15. The 12-month product offers a base annual rate of 3.0 percent and up to 3.2 percent with a preferential rate.
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Finance
Shinhan Bank to provide free financial security insurance to basic pension recipients
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Finance
Shinhan Bank launches emergency loan for basic pension recipients
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Finance
Shinhan Bank launches second sale of Shinhan SOLmate time deposit
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Finance
Shinhan Bank launches Shinhan SOLMate time deposit for customers aged 50 and over
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Finance
President Lee Jae-myung says retirement pension returns stuck at 1 percent, fund model needs debate