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"Why Must I Alone Pay More While You Alone Receive More?"—Young People's Anger over the Pension Reform Proposal (March 20, 2025)2026.01.11![Pay More and Receive More? "Why Do Only I Pay More and Only You Receive More?" — Young People's Frustration [Sprig] Source: SBS News (March 20, 2025)](/uploads/2026/01/1768160299881.jpg)
Pay More and Receive More? "Why Do Only I Pay More and Only You Receive More?" — Young People's Frustration [Sprig] Source: SBS News (March 20, 2025)2026.01.11
Lee Jun-seok Opposes Pension Reform Compromise: "Politicians in Their Sixties Are Just Buying Time" (March 20, 2025)2026.01.11
"Pension Reform Has Been Derailed by Vote Calculations and Politicians Who Want Larger Pensions for Themselves" (November 2022)2026.01.11
"Introduction of an Automatic Adjustment Mechanism for the National Pension Is Premature — the System Is Failing to Adequately Secure Old-Age Income" (Comprehensive) (January 23, 2025)2026.01.11!["Pension Reform That Pays More Is Possible Without Changing the Income Replacement Rate" [Issue Interview] (June 2024)](/uploads/2026/01/1768154990593.jpg)
"Pension Reform That Pays More Is Possible Without Changing the Income Replacement Rate" [Issue Interview] (June 2024)2026.01.11
"The Burden Must Not Be Passed Entirely to Future Generations" — Calls Grow for Introducing a 'New Pension' (May 2024)2026.01.11
"Paying the Basic Pension to All Seniors Amounts to Saddling the Younger Generation with Debt" (September 2024)2026.01.11
Twenty-Five Years of Inaction, Future Generations Left Bearing the Burden (February 2023)2026.01.11
"Urgent Reform Needed for the National Pension: The Contribution Rate Must Be Raised by at Least 0.5 Percentage Points Per Year" (February 2023)2026.01.11