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Toss to provide financial education for youths in extended protection with National Institute for Children’s Rights Guarantee
Viva Republica, operator of finance app Toss, will provide financial education with the National Institute for Children’s Rights Guarantee for youths in extended protection and others preparing for independence. Toss said on Aug. 10 it will join the institute’s 2026 independence camp as a financial education partner. The camp will run programs in Gwangju, Busan and Seoul. Toss will teach about 150 participants about financial products, tax-saving and asset building, spending habits, credit management and financial fraud prevention.
