Financial Supervisory Service Hosts 21st National Financial Contest... Inviting Financial Ideas from All Citizens

Submissions Accepted Until September 2
Open to Youth, University Students, Teachers, and All Interested Participants

The Financial Supervisory Service announced on the 17th that it will be holding the "21st National Financial Contest" open to all citizens.

The Financial Supervisory Service, in partnership with the Ministry of Education, local offices of education in cities and provinces nationwide, and six financial associations, will conduct this contest for youth, university students, adults, teachers, and schools.

The contest consists of four categories: ▲Financial Creations by Youth ▲Financial Contest for University Students ▲Financial Contest for Adults ▲Outstanding Financial Education Programs (for teachers and institutions). Anyone interested in sharing their financial experiences from daily life, suggesting ideas to improve financial systems and practices, or producing financial content is eligible to participate.

Submissions will be accepted from today until September 2. Afterward, a judging panel composed of external experts will select a total of 175 winners, including 153 individuals and 22 groups. The awards ceremony is scheduled to be held in late November, and winners will receive prizes or awards such as the Governor of the Financial Supervisory Service Award, the Minister of Education Award, the Superintendent of Education Award, and awards from each financial association.

The Financial Supervisory Service will release the winning entries through the e-Financial Education Center and actively utilize them as financial education materials in the future.

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