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Unexpected expenses in retirement can be hard to manage. Our latest guide breaks down Korea’s National Pension Silver Loan: who may qualify, what emergency costs it can cover, how much can be borrowed, and how repayment works. If you or a family member receives the National Pension and is 60 or older, check the article for the key details before applying. Read more : https://injoys.com/en/articles/national-pension-silver-loan-guide

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Manual therapy costs and coverage rules have been updated. The new standard fee is 43,850 won per session, with a 95% patient copay and a general limit of 15 sessions per year. Some medically necessary cases may qualify for up to 24 sessions. If you use or are considering manual therapy, check the article for the key limits, exceptions, and what may not be covered. Read more : https://injoys.com/en/articles/manual-therapy-managed-benefit-korea-43850-won

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If you pay into Korea’s National Pension, July’s changes are worth a quick look. The standard monthly income cap is rising to 6.59 million won, the floor to 410,000 won, and the 9.5% rate puts the maximum monthly contribution at 626,050 won. We break down what this means for high-, middle-, and low-income earners—and why employees usually pay only half of the total increase. Check out the article for the details. Read more : https://injoys.com/en/articles/national-pension-premium-july-income-ceiling-floor-rate

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Filing VAT in 2026? There are a few updates business owners should review before submitting returns. The article explains the higher surcharge for fraudulent tax invoices, new cash sales statement requirements for media creators, stricter proof for real business operations, and changes to deemed input tax credits. Check it out if you want a clearer filing checklist. Read more : https://injoys.com/en/articles/2026-vat-changes-korea-business-guide

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Student loan repayment choices can get confusing as SAVE winds down. This article breaks down what to compare across IBR, RAP, PAYE/ICR, and Standard Repayment—including why your 90-day deadline matters and why PSLF borrowers should verify qualifying payment months before focusing on payment size. Check it out if you’re reviewing your next step. Read more : https://injoys.com/en/articles/save-student-loan-repayment-ibr-rap-standard

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Thinking about taking a certification course, learning a language, or improving your AI and digital skills? The Lifelong Learning Voucher may help cover tuition and textbook costs at registered institutions, with selected applicants receiving 350,000 won per year as points. Our article explains who can apply, where the voucher can be used, and why you need to check the announcement for your registered address. Take a look before your local deadline. Read more : https://injoys.com/en/articles/lifelong-education-voucher-350000-won-guide

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