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Could a valuation floor discourage companies from keeping share prices low? The proposed “Anti-Stock-Price Suppression Law” would value inherited or gifted low-PBR listed shares at no less than 80% of net assets. The article also explains why industry differences and real disposal values require careful safeguards. #PBR
Antifragile Leadership: Organizational Principles for Turning Crises into Drivers of Growth
What if small setbacks could make an organization stronger? Antifragile leadership turns minor failures into fast feedback while preserving spare capacity, alternative routes, and decision-making authority on the front line. The goal is not risk elimination—it is calculated experimentation without reckless exposure. #AntifragileLeadership
What Is a Revolving Balance and Its Risks: What to Check Before Rolling Over Your Credit Card Balance
Rolling over a credit card balance can prevent a missed payment, but it is not free money. Before using a revolving plan, check whether you are enrolled, your payment ratio, and the actual interest cost based on the carried balance and days used. #CreditCard
Comprehensive Income Tax Filing Rules for Pensioners
Pension income does not follow one filing rule. If you receive only a public pension and year-end settlement is complete, you can generally skip the final comprehensive income tax return. Taxable private pension income above KRW 15 million can be taxed comprehensively or separately at 15%. #PensionTax