45 companies, 118 booths — seminars to personal color consultations
Latest financial services, investment, pension and housing advice under one roof
Tailored consultations covering investment portfolios, pensions and everyday finance
Visitors to Herald Money Festa 2026, set for Oct. 2 and 3 at Dongdaemun Design Plaza, will be able to try out the latest financial services firsthand and receive consultations on investment, pensions and housing. This year's event will also feature a mutual-finance market, offering attendees an even wider range of things to see and do.
A total of 45 companies will participate, operating 118 booths across the venue. In addition to a large seminar hall, the event will include experiential spaces for personal color consultations, fortune readings and photo booths. Financial group booths will showcase each company's flagship services and brands. KB Financial Group will present its senior integrated solution "KB Golden Life" and residential brand "KB Golden Life Care," while Shinhan Financial Group will introduce its integrated financial platform "Shinhan Super SOL" and "SOL LINK."
Woori Financial Group will highlight investment and asset management services from its key affiliates and run a reflexes-based stick-catching game alongside activities tied to the Goodwill Store. At the NH NongHyup Financial booth, visitors can try out "NH All One Bank" and its MyData service, and those who take part in a shooting game will receive a bag of domestic rice.
Personalized financial consultations tailored to individual circumstances will also be available. Mirae Asset Securities will offer one-on-one portfolio consultations based on each visitor's investment profile and asset situation. iM Financial Group will provide retirement-planning advice centered on pension insurance, while the credit union federation will offer consultations on everyday financial products.
Internet banks will showcase AI-powered financial services. Kakao Bank will demonstrate child-focused products — including "Our Child's Account" and "Our Child's Savings" — alongside "Kakao Bank AI," which delivers personalized financial advice. K bank will introduce "AI Transfer," which lets customers send money using text or voice commands, and a fixed-term deposit that allows customers to choose how they receive interest payments.
A dedicated consultation space will serve visitors with questions about buying a home or navigating housing issues. Korea Land and Housing Corporation will provide guidance on public housing and urban renewal projects, while Seoul Housing & Communities Corporation will advise young adults, newlyweds and non-homeowners on subscription eligibility, rent and move-in procedures. Korea Housing and Urban Guarantee Corporation will offer information on jeonse deposit guarantees and support programs for jeonse fraud victims.
The Credit Recovery Committee and Korea Inclusive Finance Agency will provide debt restructuring, credit management and youth financial counseling. Korea Exchange will introduce the Konex market, which supports the growth of small and venture companies. Construction company booths will also carry information on remodeling technology and major pre-sale complexes.
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