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The Financial Supervisory Service has urged financial consumers to actively use the Financial Supervisory Service’s Integrated Pension Portal, saying that they can check whether they are enrolled in a retirement pension.
On the 26th, the Financial Supervisory Service announced in a distribution material titled ‘Rights that Retirement Pension Subscribers Should Know’ that you can check whether the retirement pension you have subscribed to is a defined benefit (DB) or defined contribution (DC) through the Financial Supervisory Service’s integrated pension portal.
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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Shim Jae-hoon = The Financial Supervisory Service urged financial consumers to actively use the Financial Supervisory Service’s Integrated Pension Portal, saying that they can check whether they are enrolled in a retirement pension.
On the 26th, the Financial Supervisory Service announced in a distribution material titled ‘Rights that Retirement Pension Subscribers Should Know’ that you can check whether the retirement pension you have subscribed to is a defined benefit (DB) or defined contribution (DC) through the Financial Supervisory Service’s integrated pension portal.
However, when using it for the first time, data must be received from many financial companies, so inquiries can be made 3 business days from the date of application. For the DB type, only the subscription status can be checked, and for the DC type, the subscription status and actual accumulated amount can be inquired.
The Financial Supervisory Service introduced that workers at closed or bankrupt companies can apply for retirement pension directly from financial companies.
If a company is late in paying defined contribution contributions, workers can claim late interest from the company.
If the defined benefit savings amount falls short of the minimum reserve amount under the Employee Retirement Benefit Security Act, the financial company must notify the labor union or all employees.
If a subscriber to a defined contribution or individual IRP directly managed by an individual does not receive notification of the management rate of return, he or she may request notification from the financial company.
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