What if I quit my job?

Short gaps may be allowed; long ones limit support.

Usually once a year via Bokjiro.

Youth Tomorrow Savings Account (Korea)

📈 Economics By CampusDown Wiki Editorial Team Last updated October 26, 2026

The Youth Tomorrow Savings Account is a Korean asset-building program. Low-income working youth who save ₩100,000 a month for three years receive government matching funds based on income.

Contents

1. Background
2. Eligibility and conditions
3. FAQ
4. References

Background

Building on asset-building accounts for low-income workers that began in 2010, the ministry launched this youth-focused version in 2022 to help working young people build savings while staying employed.

Eligibility and conditions

The program generally targets people aged 15–39 with earned income above a monthly minimum and household income below a set share of the national median. The government adds ₩100,000–300,000 a month to the saver's ₩100,000. To receive the match at maturity, savers must keep working and complete financial-education requirements. Check overlap rules with other products such as the Youth Leap Account.

FAQ

What if I quit my job?: Short gaps may be allowed; long ones limit support.
When can I apply?: Usually once a year via Bokjiro.

Sources reviewed: 2026-10-26

References

보건복지부. 청년내일저축계좌 사업 안내.
복지로. https://www.bokjiro.go.kr
한국사회보장정보원. 자산형성지원사업.

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