National Pension Service Earned 231 Trillion Won from Domestic Stocks Last Year, Achieving the Highest Return Rate Ever
The National Pension Service reported an unprecedented annual profit of 231 trillion won in 2022, marking the highest performance since its establishment.
Trump admin says VA benefits claims backlog below 100K for first time in 6 years: 'Record levels of service'
The Department of Veterans Affairs has reported that the backlog of VA disability compensation and pension benefit claims has fallen below 100,000 for the first time since 2020, marking a significant reduction under the Trump administration.
Chairman of the Judicial Council: The service pension reform threatens judges' financial security and independence
Judges in Latvia face a new pension reform that increases service years required for special pensions from 20 to 25 years and alters pension calculation methods, raising concerns about financial security.
Due to small pensions, will they take bribes? The Judicial Council points out risks in the retirement pension reform
The article discusses recent reforms to judicial pensions in Latvia that increase the required service years and adjust pension calculations, raising concerns about possible corruption due to lower benefits.
February 24 Notification
The Korea University Alumni Association will hold its regular meeting on February 24 at Lotter Hotel in Seoul, while the National Pension Service seeks youth suggestions for social contribution ideas and LS MnM has donated funds to support vulnerable groups in Ulsan.
What jobs did Sheinbaum have before becoming president? 'I will retire with my ISSSTE pension'
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum discusses her previous jobs and her upcoming pension during a presentation of the 'Pensions without privileges' reform.
If the won weakens, national pension performance bonuses will rise... The government will revise the compensation system
The South Korean government plans to revise the performance evaluation system for the National Pension Service to exclude exchange rate influences amid high won-dollar exchange rates, addressing concerns that the current system incentivizes poor investment decisions.
Judges and prosecutors will have special pensions instead of service pensions starting from 2027
Latvia's parliament has approved special pensions for judges and prosecutors, set to replace the existing service pension system starting in 2027.
National Pension Service Achieves 100% Leasing for Toronto Office Investment of 2.5 Trillion Won
The National Pension Service of Korea successfully achieved a 100% leasing rate for its two office towers in Toronto, invested over 2.5 trillion won, marking a significant milestone in overseas real estate investment.
Why Supporting the National Pension’s Blind Spots is a ‘Profitable Business’
The head of the National Pension Service of Korea emphasizes the urgent need to support individuals in the pension system's blind spots to prevent old-age poverty.
National Pension Service Achieves 43 Trillion Won Valuation Profit in the U.S. Stock Market Through Aggressive Investment in Big Tech
The National Pension Service of South Korea reported significant gains from its investments in U.S. big tech companies, obtaining a valuation profit of 43 trillion won last year.
Pro and Contra: Are pensions for politicians too high?
The article discusses whether the pension benefits for Bundestag members are excessively generous compared to those of other professions like salespeople and craftsmen, emphasizing a thoughtful examination rather than a baseless critique of politicians.
Jeollabuk-do urges 'Financial Services Commission' decision to highlight the third financial hub
Jeollabuk-do has formally requested the government to designate it as the country's third financial hub, emphasizing the development of a financial ecosystem centered on the National Pension Service.
Cornerstone Insurance assures annuitants of stability
Cornerstone Insurance Plc has reaffirmed its financial stability to annuitants during an Annuity Forum in Lagos, highlighting its commitment to meeting pension obligations and delivering consistent service.
Arizona Sen Kelly sues Hegseth over military pension cuts following video message
Sen. Mark Kelly of Arizona is suing the War Department and Secretary Pete Hegseth over cuts to his military retirement pay after he encouraged service members to resist illegal orders in a video message.
Taxpayers could foot 'historically unusual' pension for Biden, report finds
A report indicates that former President Joe Biden could receive up to a $417,000 pension funded by taxpayers, which exceeds both his presidential salary and the pensions of previous presidents due to his long federal service.
Pete Hegseth issues formal censure to Democratic senator Mark Kelly
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has formally censured Senator Mark Kelly and initiated proceedings that may revoke his military retirement rank and pension due to Kelly's comments urging service members to resist unlawful orders.