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Song Eun-i Maintains '20% Interest Savings Account' for 33 Years... What Is the Cumulative Return?

Song Eun-i Maintains '20% Interest Savings Account' for 33 Years... What Is the Cumulative Return?

Broadcaster Song Eun-i (53) revealed the cumulative return of a high-interest savings account with rates reaching the 20th% range. /Photo=YouTube channel 'Bebo TV'
Broadcaster Song Eun-i (53) revealed the cumulative return of a high-interest savings account with rates reaching the 20th% range. /Photo=YouTube channel 'Bebo TV'

Broadcaster Song Eun-i (53) revealed the cumulative return of a high-interest savings account with rates reaching the 20th% range.

On the 9th, a video was released on the YouTube channel 'Bebo TV' showing Song Eun-i and Kim Sook discussing their respective investment statuses before making phone calls to securities firm employees.

Kim Sook said, "The stock market isn't just about one or two things. My ETF return is -37%."

Song Eun-i chimed in, saying, "It's not just one or two people who are stuck with losses." She added, "Don't you have cumulative returns on pension savings? Cumulative returns differ from short-term returns," stating her own cumulative return is in the 30th% range.

Previously, Song Eun-i revealed that she has maintained a financial product she joined in 1993 to this day. At the time, she explained, "I joined a bank pension savings account when I was earning a monthly salary of 200,000 won in 1993. The interest rate back then was in the 20th% range, and although the bank urged me to cancel it multiple times, I have kept it until now."

However, regarding this product, she added, "This savings account is far from being a jackpot return or securing retirement," noting, "I joined it to receive tax benefits and purchase a pension, and the amount isn't large. The interest rate, which was in the 20th% range at the time of joining, remains around 10% today."

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