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[Silver Bridge] Volume 3 · Chapter 3 · Ms. Choi's time deposit and Mr. Wang's pension: the same fear
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- A column saying that elderly people in South Korea and China have seemingly opposite asset structures, yet share the same fear that their money will run out before their lives do.
- The author met Ms. Choi at the Guro-dong senior center and Mr. Wang at a center outside Beijing, and wrote that over 80% of South Korean elderly households' assets are tied up in real estate.
- The author proposes a bucket strategy that separates money needed now from money needed in ten years, and introduced this content as appearing in Chapter 3 of his book, Silver Bridge: Don gwa Gwangye.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [실버 브릿지] 제3권 · 제3장 · 최 여사님의 정기예금과 왕 선생의 양로금, 그 사이의 같은 두려움
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