Vice Chairman Kim Soyoung of the Financial Services Commission held a meeting on January 17 with the newly formed youth policy advisory group commissioned to be operated for the next two years. At the meeting, Vice Chairman Kim conferred certificates of appointment to the members of the newly formed youth policy advisory group and discussed key financial policy issues and the government's efforts to bring about policy improvements for young adults. In this regard, Vice Chairman Kim said that the increased level of public sector contribution made available for the youth savings account program from January this year has already led to a much higher level of subscription compared with the previous three months. To help make financial policies work better for young adults, the members of the youth policy advisory group vowed to seek ways to improve policies in diverse areas, such as personal credit and debt management, housing, and financial education.