bhlog-site-map1

National pension is everything, but dependents are out…
There has been a constant controversy over free rides in health insurance over wealthy people who do not pay any health insurance premiums because they are listed as dependents on health insurance such as “burden of health insurance” and children.
To prevent this, the requirements for dependents have recently been strengthened, and complaints are growing as low-income retirees who have been living only on the national pension are suddenly subject to health insurance premiums.
“It is a desirable phenomenon to join the national pension hard, but if fewer people want to pay the national pension themselves due to the imposition of health insurance premiums, the result is contrary to the original purpose of the government…When considering the eligibility requirements for dependents, private pensions such as retirement pensions and personal pensions are excluded from the income calculation. There are many voices of dissatisfaction with the part that public pensions, such as the National Pension Service, reflect as income.
Even though the national pension is all about income, more than 2,500 recipients have lost their eligibility for health insurance premiums.
This number is expected to increase further in the future due to inflation and other factors.