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Missed the regular deadline for 2025 earned income or child tax credits? A late application may be submitted from June 2 to December 1, 2026, with 95% of the confirmed amount paid after review. Check the article for the household, income, asset, and duplicate-deduction rules, plus how to apply manually through Hometax when records differ.

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Applying for the 2026 Energy Voucher? Eligible households may receive KRW 295,200 to KRW 701,300 depending on household size. Applications are open from June 15 through December 31, 2026. Check the article for eligibility rules, benefit amounts, usage dates, and the documents to prepare—especially if you moved or your household details changed.

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Storm damage can expose gaps in auto insurance coverage. Flooding, falling objects, and strong winds may require a single-vehicle accident rider, while negligence and policy exclusions can limit a claim. If your car floods, don’t restart it—take photos and contact your insurer. Check the article for the key coverage criteria and practical next steps.

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Preparing to move? Don’t leave the financial settlement until the last minute. Confirm which utilities are included in management fees, take photos of meter readings and the home’s condition, and review each security-deposit deduction before handing over the keys. Check the article for a clear move-out order, including how to handle the long-term repair reserve fund and what to verify at your new home.

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Who should pay when an air conditioner included with a monthly rental or jeonse stops working? The answer can depend on ownership, the cause of the breakdown, and any special lease terms—not simply the rental type. Check the article for the key factors and the records tenants should save before arranging repairs.

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Is your AC outdoor unit surrounded by boxes, laundry, or plant pots? Those objects can interfere with airflow, send hot exhaust air back into the intake, and reduce cooling performance. They may also create safety risks. Check the article for model-specific clearance guidance, safe washing and shading tips, and warning signs—such as smoke, burning smells, loud noises, repeated breaker trips, or frequent shutdowns—that mean the unit should be inspected.

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