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Paying Less Means Receiving Less? Can Contributing More Lead to Higher Benefits? (July 10, 2026)2026.07.10
Korea Pays Only Half the OECD Average—and Receives Less in Pension Benefits Too, Leaving Old-Age Poverty Severe (July 10, 2026)2026.07.10
"A 15% National Pension Contribution Rate Increase Is the Optimal Choice for Fund Stability and Economic Efficiency" (July 7, 2026)2026.07.10
"There Is No Freedom for Those in Debt." —A Statement by Göran Persson, Prime Minister of Sweden (March 31, 2024)2026.07.09
[Yoon Seok-myeong's Pension Reform Series] Why the National Pension Should Reduce Its Domestic Equity Exposure2026.07.08
A Country Without Retirement, a Generation of Marginalized Elderly [Lee Geun-myeon's Current Affairs Latte] (2026.05.23.)2026.05.23
[Open World] The Advisory Committee of the National Assembly Special Committee on Pension Reform Concludes Prematurely (2026.05.19.)2026.05.18
[Open World] One Year after the Third Pension Reform: Time to Prepare for What Comes Next (April 28, 2026)2026.05.18
[Open World] The Cruel History of the Basic Pension (April 15, 2026)2026.04.15
(Regarding the Controversy over the Ratio of Korea's Pension Expenditure to GDP) Materials Blocked from Distribution at the 7th Meeting of the Advisory Committee to the National Assembly Special Committee on Pension Reform, and Their Explanatory Content2026.03.28