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Pension investment guide ahead of year-end tax settlement... Korea Investment Management to distribute it free to 100,000 people

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2026-10-20 08:52:13
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2026-10-20 08:52:13

[Financial News] Ahead of year-end tax settlement, a guidebook covering tax credits and pension investment strategies will be distributed free of charge. It is designed to let readers find everything in one place, from how to use pension accounts to portfolios for different investment strategies.
Korea Investment Management said on the 20th that it will distribute free physical copies of its ACE Pension Investment Guidebook, published on the 1st of this month, to 100,000 people.
The ACE Pension Investment Guidebook is a pension investment guide that Korea Investment Management has revised and published annually since 2024. This year’s revised edition covers ways to invest in pensions to receive tax credits during year-end tax settlement, as well as portfolios for different investment strategies.
The guidebook is available on the website in PDF and mobile versions. To apply for a free physical copy, users can take part in “Find a Strategy That’s Right for Me” in the mobile guidebook, capture a screenshot of the results screen, and submit their application. The application deadline is December 11.
“Find the Pension Strategy That’s Right for Me” is available in the “Practical Pension ETF Investing” section of the mobile guidebook. It uses three questions to help users identify a strategy suited to their investment profile.
Among investors who use the service this month, 1,000 will be selected by lottery to receive coffee coupons. The results will be announced on the 6th of next month on the ACE ETF website.
An Myeong-hun, who is responsible for ETF consulting at Korea Investment Management, said, “Pension investing is complete only when you actually invest the money, rather than merely putting it into a pension account. I hope the ACE Pension Investment Guidebook can help ease pension investors’ concerns about investing.”
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