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Kiwoom offers vouchers for ETF trades in pension savings accounts
South Korea’s Kiwoom Securities is running an event for customers who trade exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, through its pension savings accounts.
The event runs until Dec.
30, 2026.
Customers can receive gift vouchers based on the net amount they buy in designated ETFs.
Seven asset managers are taking part, including Samsung Asset Management, Mirae Asset and Kiwoom Investment Management.
Customers who meet all the participating managers’ conditions can receive vouchers worth up to 210,000 won.
People who have not traded ETFs in a pension savings account for six months also have a chance to get a coffee coupon.
Kiwoom Securities is offering vouchers to customers who trade selected exchange-traded funds through its pension savings accounts.
The event runs until December 30, 2026.
Voucher value depends on customers’ net purchases of eligible ETFs.
Seven asset managers are participating, and meeting all their conditions can earn vouchers worth up to 210,000 won.
Customers who have not traded ETFs in a pension savings account in the previous six months can also get a chance to receive a coffee coupon.
- Who
- Kiwoom Securities and customers who trade eligible ETFs through its pension savings accounts.
- What
- Kiwoom is offering vouchers based on net purchases, with a possible additional coffee coupon for some customers.
- When
- The event runs until December 30, 2026.
- Where
- Through Kiwoom Securities pension savings accounts.
- Why
- Not stated
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Kiwoom Securities announced the event.
Customers can trade eligible ETFs to qualify for vouchers.
- Participating asset managers
- 7
- Maximum voucher value
- 210,000 won
- Event end date
- December 30, 2026
- Additional offer
- Chance to receive a coffee coupon for customers who made no pension-account ETF trades in the previous 6 months
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