Credit rise support project for young people.
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A project is underway to provide incentives of up to 400,000 won to young people who are undergoing debt restructuring when their credit scores rise. If you are selected as a target, you can have a chance to improve your credit score along with providing credit consulting, and you can also receive incentives.
According to the Credit Recovery Committee (hereinafter referred to as Shinbok Committee) and the Credit Card Social Contribution Foundation (hereinafter referred to as Shinka Foundation) on the 5th, applications for the “Youth Credit Rise Support Project”, which supports up to 400,000 won per person in encouragement, are accepted until the 14th.
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Applications can be made 24 hours a day through the Shinbokwi app.
A total of 425 people were recruited.
The target of participation is young people under the age of 39 who have issued a small credit (check) card and are using it normally among the debt restructuring carried out by the trusteeship committee.
If selected, 100,000 won of encouragement money is paid first, and 6 months later, if the credit score based on KCB or Nice evaluation information increases by 20 points or more, an additional 300,000 won of encouragement money is received.
If the number of applicants exceeds the number of applicants, the applicants will be selected in the order in which the number of reimbursement payments has increased.
Final selection will be individually notified to the applicant.
The encouragement fund is operated with the financial resources of 170 million won donated by the Shinka Foundation.
Participants in the project can use the credit welfare consulting provided by the Trusteeship Committee at least once and complete the online credit training at the Credit Education Center to receive incentives if their credit score rises by 20 points or more.
Credit Recovery Commission press release