Dunamu Says It Supported 4,122 Young People Burdened by Debt and Isolation
Korea Economic Daily
Summary
- Dunamu said it has supported 4,122 young people over the past three years through its Upbit Next Series program.
- Through Upbit Next Series: Didim, the company provided financial consulting and loans for living and basic expenses, helping a total of 936 people.
- The young people who received support repaid an average of 75.8% of their loans, and Dunamu said it will continue helping them break free from debt.
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Dunamu said on August 12 that its Upbit Next Series youth-support program has helped 4,122 young people over the past three years.
A key initiative is Upbit Next Series: Didim. The program offers financial consulting and loans for living and basic expenses to people under 39 who are undergoing debt restructuring through the Credit Counseling and Recovery Service. A total of 936 people received support through the project.
Young people who received assistance repaid an average of 75.8% of their loans.
Dunamu said it will continue supporting young people so they can break free from debt and return as healthy members of society.
Park Si-on, Hankyung.com reporter ushire908@hankyung.com
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