Pension dilemma: young Koreans hope to pay less, receive less in future

Last March, the K-Policy Platform announced intriguing results that highlight generational challenges surrounding the national pension. It surveyed 14 graduate students, asking if they would prefer to receive 30 percent or 40 percent of their average monthly income after retirement. Surprisingly, nine out of the 14 chose the 30 percent option.

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