Government Support Programs for Youth and Small Businesses

Government support programs provide financial assistance for housing renovation, business operations, and employment, benefiting individuals and businesses.

### A Comprehensive Guide to Government Support Programs for Entrepreneurs and Young People
* 🏡 The Rural Housing Renovation Project offers funding at a **2% lower interest rate** for houses over 50 years old, with additional benefits like **reduced acquisition tax and survey fees**.
* 💼 The Youth Digital Job Creation Project provided **90% of the monthly salaries for three employees** during the peak of COVID-19, while the Youth Job Leap Fund continues to offer **600,000 won per employee per month**.
* 🚀 The Pre-Startup Package supports prospective entrepreneurs with **up to 100 million won**, and the Youth Startup Academy provides tailored support and education for beginners, covering **up to 70% of total project costs**.
* 🌾 The Rural Intelligence Fund offers low-interest loans of **0.5%** for residents of more than **3 months**, with a maximum limit of **100 million won**, but it's important to note that the support is limited and may not cover all renovation costs.
* 👩 The Encouragement Fund for Youth Employment provides up to **600,000 won per month** for employing youths aged 15 to 34, with a maximum support of **12 million won per person**.
* 📊 The Policy Fund for Small Business Owners supports funding up to **7 million won** with a **2% interest rate** for young representatives or employees of small businesses with **less than 3 years of experience**.
* 💰 The Youth-Specific Startup Fund offers up to **100 million won** with a fixed interest rate of **2.5%** for aspiring entrepreneurs and business owners **under 39 years old** within **3 years of startup**.
* 🏦 The Credit Guarantee Fund provides support for startup companies (up to **100 million won at 2.5% interest**) and growth-based funds for companies with more than 3 years of experience (up to **300 million won at 2.5% interest**).
* 🏠 For young people looking to buy a home, there are programs like the **Youth Housing Savings Account (up to 4.5% annual interest rate)** and the **Youth Housing Dream Loan (minimum interest rate of 2.2%)**.
* 💸 Other support programs include the **Youth Tomorrow Savings Account**, **Youth Leap Account**, and **Encouragement Grant for Vacant Job Employment**, each with **specific eligibility criteria and benefits**.

I am a four-person household. Through the rural housing renovation project for old houses over 50 years old, I was able to receive funding at a 2% lower interest rate, as well as a reduction in acquisition tax and survey fees. I could renovate my house without financial burden through the Rural Intelligence Fund at a really low interest rate of 0.5%. Also, a few years ago when COVID-19 was at its peak, I was able to operate my company with support from the Youth Digital Job Creation Project, receiving 90% of the monthly salaries of three employees. Since last year, through the Youth Job Leap Fund, I have been receiving a monthly support of 600,000 won per employee. Doing the same work, running the same business, there is a huge difference between receiving help from the government and not receiving it. By receiving support from the government, it becomes much easier to continue the challenges and businesses I want to pursue.

I will now organize and share all the government support projects that I have received while actually running a business or that I am currently preparing for. Also, there are many things I want to do besides running a business like me, but due to lack of money, I will talk about five youth support systems that young people with financial difficulties should definitely know. I will also talk about how to obtain information on various government support projects that I will be discussing, as well as eight youth support policy sites that I am actually utilizing. So please make sure to watch the video until the end. If you receive support from at least one of these, you can benefit from hundreds of thousands of won to millions of won. This will actually benefit various people around you, from employees to acquaintances and friends, through various information support systems that I will now introduce.

Most people are not aware and thus missing out on benefits, so I will now talk about various information support programs. Please check if you qualify for them yourself as I believe it will make the video much more informative. Let's start right away. The first one is the pre-startup package. It supports prospective entrepreneurs with up to 100 million won to help develop startup ideas. When you hear startup ideas, it may sound grand, but it's not at all. Back in my undergraduate days, with just a simple idea and a business plan, I received startup funding. At that time, I received support for office space and prototype production costs, even though the startup ultimately failed. While it was indeed a failure, the experiences I gained back then have been a great help in various businesses I am currently running. I constantly think and plan in my head.

If there is something you want to challenge, don't just think about it, don't hesitate, and give it a try. If you don't do anything, nothing will happen, right? Also, there used to be an age limit for this pre-startup package, but starting this year, the age limit has been abolished, so anyone can apply regardless of age. Please refer to the startup website for applications. Secondly, there is the Youth Startup Academy. True to its name, you can receive tailored support and education for startup beginners. You can receive support for up to 70% of the total project cost, up to 1 billion won for a year. This includes material costs, prototype production costs, labor costs, marketing costs, and all other necessary auxiliary costs for the business, so you can really make good use of it. As I mentioned, the benefits are so good that the competition rate based on last year was about 15 to 1, which can be considered somewhat high, but it's also 25 to 1.

There are a lot of licenses, and just by supporting, without submitting any documents, there are licenses in any case. Also, since there are a lot of licenses in this area, there is no need to think that I won't make it because the competition rate is high. I hope you don't hesitate and challenge yourself. Next is the Rural Intelligence Fund. You must reside in the jurisdiction for more than 3 months, and the limit is up to 100 million won. The interest rate is an incredibly low 0.5%, not just 5%. Depending on the type of business, the limit varies. In the case of the rural homestay business I received support for, the limit was about 20 million won. Although the support limit is relatively lower compared to other businesses, it is still very useful. It can reduce the burden when remodeling a house, adding new facilities, or carrying out new construction.

I think it can be utilized very effectively. At this time, applications for this rural intelligence fund are only accepted in person. Based on experience, the rural intelligence fund is undoubtedly useful, but as someone who is renovating an old house, I also want to point out that there are some limitations to relying on this rural intelligence fund. Because when it comes to the costs involved in remodeling, it doesn't provide support in percentages like 90% or 70%, but rather sets a fixed amount limit like 10 million won, 20 million won, or 30 million won. Generally, the rural intelligence fund covers only a portion of the actual necessary remodeling or reconstruction costs, which is less than half based on experience. Although the interest rate is low, the limit is not high. Therefore, it is not advisable to rely solely on this rural intelligence fund when carrying out this remodeling.

Because it exists, I would like to point out that it is somewhat unrealistic to think that remodeling can be done without my money. Next is the encouragement fund for youth employment. When employing youths aged 15 to 34, you can receive support of up to 600,000 won per month for a year, with a maximum support of up to 12 million won per person. It is a national project where age is not the only factor considered. The conditions for youth employment are that the individual must have been unemployed for at least 6 months from the date of employment. There are also exceptions to this. For youths such as high school graduates, those with less than a high school education, and self-employed individuals, support is available even if the unemployment period is less than 6 months. I received a lot of encouragement funds and applied for them a lot. After receiving the encouragement funds for several years, I now realize that I made the hiring process very easy in order to receive the support.

There was a bias because I thought there would be no loss since I received financial support. However, in the end, I felt that working with a team member whose direction did not align with the company's was highly inefficient from the company's perspective and would result in long-term losses. Also, working with a team member who does not share the same goals, you never know when they might quit, which is a risk itself. It's obvious, but when hiring, the most crucial thing is whether the company's direction aligns with the team members. It's not about whether they are eligible for employment, whether they have been unemployed for more than six months or not. Actually, if these become the top priorities, it's strange. And I believe that a company that prioritizes such conditions in hiring will never succeed. So, in conclusion,

Employment for subsidies may be beneficial in the short term, but it can be a clear loss in the long term. Next is the policy fund for small business owners. For young representatives or young employees of small businesses with less than 3 years of experience, a policy that supports funding up to 7 million won with a loan interest rate of 2% is provided. It is fixed at 2%, and when the budget is depleted, the application process ends early. Therefore, many people apply as soon as the announcement is made. Please remember this point. Also, note that emergency operating safety funds can be applied for at any time. Next is the youth-specific startup fund. It is a support program that aims to activate the establishment of small and venture companies with business viability but insufficient funds, promoting job creation. It supports aspiring entrepreneurs and business owners aged 0 to 39 within 3 years of startup. In the case of businesses that require a large sum of money, through this youth-specific startup fund, low

You can continue your business with a low fixed interest rate. The loan limit is up to 100 million KRW, and the interest rate is a fixed rate of 2.5%. This can be considered a really good support business. The representative must be under 39 years old and have less than 3 years of experience. You can apply through the Small Business Venture Support Corporation. Next, at the Credit Guarantee Fund, there are mainly two types of support. The first one is for startup companies, supporting prospective entrepreneurs or those with less than 3 years of experience. It can be used for rent, interior costs, equipment purchases, operating funds, etc. The limit is 100 million KRW, and the interest rate is 2.5% per year. Since the funds are provided by funds, not banks, the limit is much higher and the interest rate is much lower compared to personal credit loans. The second one is growth-based funds, specifically for more than 3 years of growth.

It is a system that companies can apply for, and it can be used for business expansion, marketing, and hiring personnel. The limit is 300 million won, and the interest rate is 2.5%. The period is 7 years, and it is an equal principal repayment method. So far, I have talked about various government support programs that could be helpful for those running a business. Now, let me also talk about youth support programs that would be useful for young people who want to do many things but lack money. The first one is the Youth Housing Savings Account, with a maximum annual interest rate of 4.5%. The target beneficiaries are young people aged 19 to 34. The conditions for joining are being a first-time homebuyer and having an annual income of less than 50 million won. The monthly payment limit is 1 million won, and 40% of the amount paid is eligible for income tax deduction, which is quite beneficial. There is one thing to note, and that is,

I am involved in various space businesses using real estate. Therefore, I am not a non-homeowner. So, the system I mentioned earlier does not apply to me. I also have various savings for long-term asset distribution and risk management perspectives. For those who run businesses, adjusting the ratio well and utilizing stable savings effectively could be beneficial. This is my personal opinion. Next, there is a youth housing dream loan available at a minimum interest rate of 2.2%. The support is available for those who have held a youth housing dream subscription account for over a year. The subscription conditions are as follows: under 39 years old, unmarried, with an annual income of less than 70 million won for singles, or a combined income of less than 100 million won for married couples. If eligible, you can get a loan of up to 80% of the housing price, which should be below 600 million won, and the floor area should be up to 85 square meters. Next is the Youth Tomorrow Savings Account.

In some cases, you can receive 300,000 won per month, and in other cases, you can receive 100,000 won per month. For the first case of receiving 300,000 won per month, your income must be below 50% of the median income, and in this way, support of up to a maximum of 14.4 million won is possible. The second case is a system where you receive 100,000 won per month, and the income limit is 100% of the median income. When you receive support in this way, you can receive up to a maximum of 7.2 million won. The target recipients are young people aged 19 to 34, and the conditions for eligibility are that the monthly income from work must be between 500,000 won and 2.2 million won. There are also asset conditions for households: in metropolitan areas, the limit is 350 million won, in small cities, it is 200 million won, and in rural areas, you must have assets of 170 million won or less to be eligible. Next is the Youth Leap Account. By utilizing the Youth Leap Account, you can save up to a maximum of 50 million won. The target recipients are young people aged 19 to 34, and the eligibility requirement is that individual annual income must be 60 million won or less. At this time, the monthly payment is.

You can receive up to 700,000 won, and the period is five years. A really good point is that there is a tax-free benefit. Next, there is an encouragement grant for vacant job employment. In simple terms, it is a system that provides 2 million won for 6 months. If you succeed in getting a job, you will receive 1 million won after 3 months and another 1 million won after 6 months. If you are eligible, there is no reason not to apply. So far, I have talked about various government support systems that can clearly alleviate the burden of money while embarking on new challenges. I will also explain where and how to obtain these government support systems. Yes, you can get them from places like this. Lastly, as I have explored various government support programs and received support, if there is something I want to mention, it is that short-term employment for receiving support funds.

From a short-term perspective, it may seem beneficial, but from a long-term perspective, it is clearly a loss. It is best to utilize it as a means to support the goal I want to achieve. If all these things can be even a little help in your challenges, I would be grateful. Then, I will see you in the next video. Thank you.

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Government Support Programs for Business and Youth

Rural housing renovation projects offer funding at a 2% lower interest rate and reduced acquisition tax.

Government support includes the Rural Intelligence Fund at a low 0.

5% interest rate and the Youth Digital Job Creation Project, which provided 90% of employee salaries during COVID-19.

The pre-startup package offers up to 100 million won to support prospective entrepreneurs in developing their startup ideas, including funding for office space and prototype production.

Opportunities for Startups and Renovation Projects in South Korea

The age limit for the pre-startup package in South Korea has been abolished, allowing anyone to apply.

The Youth Startup Academy provides extensive support, covering up to 70% of the total project cost, with a high competition rate.

The Rural Intelligence Fund in South Korea offers low-interest loans up to 100 million won, but it has limitations, as it only covers a portion of the remodeling or reconstruction costs, with a relatively low support limit.

Government Support Programs for Youth Employment and Small Businesses

Remodeling can be unrealistic without financial support.

The youth employment encouragement fund provides up to 600,000 won per month for a year, with the condition of being unemployed for at least 6 months.

However, prioritizing these conditions over aligning with the company's direction may lead to long-term losses.

The policy fund for small business owners offers up to 7 million won with a fixed 2% loan interest rate, but the budget depletion ends the application process early, while the youth-specific startup fund aims to support young entrepreneurs aged 39 and below within 3 years of startup.

Government and Youth Support Programs for Business and Housing

Low fixed interest rate loans up to 100 million KRW are available for businesses through the Small Business Venture Support Corporation, with eligibility criteria for the representative.

The Credit Guarantee Fund offers support for startup companies and growth-based funds, providing higher limits and lower interest rates compared to personal credit loans.

The Youth Housing Savings Account and Youth Housing Dream Loan offer beneficial options for young people, with specific age and income criteria, aiming to support homebuyers and provide tax deductions.

Government Support Systems for Young People in South Korea

Young people aged 19 to 34 in South Korea can receive financial support based on their income level, with a maximum of 14.

4 million won for those earning below 50% of the median income, and 7.

2 million won for those earning below 100% of the median income.

The Youth Leap Account also offers the opportunity to save up to 50 million won with a monthly payment of up to 700,000 won, providing a tax-free benefit for eligible individuals.

Additionally, there is an encouragement grant for vacant job employment, providing 2 million won for 6 months, with an additional 1 million won available for those who secure a job.