Daishin Securities to Hold Seminar on "Tax-Saving Strategies" for Pension Accounts
Daishin Securities will hold a seminar on tax-saving strategies for pension accounts on October 16 through its YouTube channel, Daishin TV.
According to Daishin Securities on October 15, the seminar will be led by Kim Hyoseok, a senior member of the company's Pension Solutions Department. Kim will review tax-saving provisions for pension accounts, including pension savings and individual retirement pensions (IRPs), and explain how to defer taxes on investment returns and why the tax rate is lower when funds are received as a pension.
Among customers who watch the seminar live or on demand and take part in a survey, 30 will be selected by lottery for an Americano mobile coupon after each session. Ten customers who watch at least three sessions of the fall seminar series, running from September through November, will receive chicken gift certificates.
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"Pensions are a way to manage assets over the long term and are also a leading product for taking advantage of tax benefits," said Kim Gwangmin, head of Daishin Securities' Sales Support Center. "We hope this seminar will help customers review how their pension assets are being managed ahead of year-end and make effective use of tax-saving provisions."
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