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Energy Voucher 2026 Application: Up to 701,300 Won
Energy Voucher applicants choose bill deductions. Automatic deductions are one option; the Kookmin Happiness Card is another. Knowing how each works can help households manage energy payments. Read the article for application steps.
Earned Income Tax Credit: Apply by September 15
Can earners apply for EITC with a QR code? Yes—the guide explains QR code, Hometax and ARS applications, plus eligibility checks to help prepare for September 15. Read the application guide.
Scholarship applicants have two follow-up checks. Find required documents and each household member’s consent status on the foundation site or app. Complete open items by Sept. 16 at 18:00 after reading the article.
2026 First-Half EITC: Apply by September 15
Sept. 15 is EITC's deadline for wage-only homes. Compare 2025 couple income and June 1 assets, then choose Hometax, Sontax, or ARS. Read how the December payment is calculated. #EITC
A U.S. owner is documenting flood damage. The guide explains why an insurance claim and FEMA disaster assistance require separate steps, plus which map and coverage details to keep. Read it before choosing the next step.
2026 National Health Insurance Refund Lookup & Claim
2026 refund claimants need their own account. Check unpaid National Health Insurance Service refunds and the application details needed to make requesting payment easier to navigate. Read the claim guide.