Vice Chairman Kim Soyoung of the Financial Services Commission visited the one-stop youth finance support center operated by the Korea Inclusive Finance Agency (KINFA) on April 29 and held talks on ways to more effectively provide assistance for young adults. During the visit, Vice Chairman Kim took time to observe how consultation is being provided for those interested in signing up for the youth savings account program and held talks with a group of young adults on their challenges and difficulties to seek better ways to make financial assistance available for them. As the number of subscribers to the youth savings account program is soon expected to reach two million in cumulative terms, Vice Chairman Kim said that the government and related organizations will continue to make efforts to enhance the convenience and utility of the program to help make it an important source of asset accumulation for young adults.