South Korea Extends Mandatory ISA Holding Period to 5 Years, Tax Benefits Cut from 2027

According to E Daily, South Korea is amending its ISA (Individual Savings Account) regulations, extending the minimum mandatory holding period from three years to a maximum of five years starting in 2027. The reform also reduces major tax incentives previously available to ISA holders. Existing account holders currently locked in with three-year terms are unable to extend their maturity dates until specific dates, leaving investors rushed to make decisions before the new rules take effect.
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