Yonhap Infomax NewsSep 3, 2025
South Korea’s savings banks are pushing to lower their deposit insurance premium rates to 0.2–0.25%, citing heavy burdens as the government prepares to raise the coverage limit and premium rates, with sector liabilities still at negative 4.3 trillion won.
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Deposit Insurance Premium Hike Looms—Savings Banks Push for 0.2–0.25% Rate in Line with Mutual Finance Sector

South Korea’s savings banks are pushing to lower their deposit insurance premium rates to 0.2–0.25%, citing heavy burdens as the government prepares to raise the coverage limit and premium rates, with sector liabilities still at negative 4.3 trillion won.

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Yonhap Infomax NewsAug 25, 2025
Eight out of ten South Koreans want National Health Insurance premiums frozen or reduced in 2025, according to a KEF survey, as concerns over affordability and opposition to raising the statutory cap reach record highs.
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KEF Survey Finds 8 in 10 South Koreans Want National Health Insurance Premiums Frozen or Cut

Eight out of ten South Koreans want National Health Insurance premiums frozen or reduced in 2025, according to a KEF survey, as concerns over affordability and opposition to raising the statutory cap reach record highs.

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