![Number of users of the Integrated Pension Portal by year [Source: Ministry of Employment and Labor]](https://image.ajunews.com/content/image/2026/06/04/20260604091826421961.png)
Number of users of the Integrated Pension Portal by year [Source: Ministry of Employment and Labor]
The government is set to revamp the Integrated Pension Portal to enhance the convenience of managing citizens' retirement assets. Plans are in place to strengthen the comparison and search functions for pension products and to reorganize the content and menu structure based on user feedback, with a new service expected to launch by the end of the year.
On June 4, the Ministry of Employment and Labor, along with the Financial Services Commission and the Financial Supervisory Service, announced the plan to improve the Integrated Pension Portal, aiming to make it easier for citizens to compare and analyze pension products and retirement asset information.
The Integrated Pension Portal serves as a support platform that consolidates information on various pension schemes, including the National Pension, retirement pensions, and pension savings. User numbers have increased from 1.75 million in 2023 to 1.79 million in 2024, and further to 2.61 million, establishing it as a key tool for managing retirement assets.
However, the government has determined that the current portal primarily provides information from the perspective of pension providers, indicating a need for improvements from the user’s viewpoint.
To address this, the government plans to gather user complaints and suggestions to thoroughly review the content structure and menu system, as well as to enhance the comparison and search functions for pension products.
The government will identify areas for improvement through a five-step process that includes ongoing collection of user feedback, in-depth interviews, new surveys, analysis of past survey results, and benchmarking against successful platforms.
In particular, in-depth interviews will be conducted with financial consumer reporters, university student reporters, and representatives from pension-related associations and financial companies. An online satisfaction survey is also scheduled for June and July.
The government aims to finalize improvement tasks by September, followed by system development, with the revamped Integrated Pension Portal service expected to be unveiled in December.
A Ministry of Employment and Labor official stated, "We will actively reflect user opinions to improve the Integrated Pension Portal, enabling citizens to manage their retirement assets more easily and conveniently."
On June 4, the Ministry of Employment and Labor, along with the Financial Services Commission and the Financial Supervisory Service, announced the plan to improve the Integrated Pension Portal, aiming to make it easier for citizens to compare and analyze pension products and retirement asset information.
The Integrated Pension Portal serves as a support platform that consolidates information on various pension schemes, including the National Pension, retirement pensions, and pension savings. User numbers have increased from 1.75 million in 2023 to 1.79 million in 2024, and further to 2.61 million, establishing it as a key tool for managing retirement assets.
However, the government has determined that the current portal primarily provides information from the perspective of pension providers, indicating a need for improvements from the user’s viewpoint.
To address this, the government plans to gather user complaints and suggestions to thoroughly review the content structure and menu system, as well as to enhance the comparison and search functions for pension products.
The government will identify areas for improvement through a five-step process that includes ongoing collection of user feedback, in-depth interviews, new surveys, analysis of past survey results, and benchmarking against successful platforms.
In particular, in-depth interviews will be conducted with financial consumer reporters, university student reporters, and representatives from pension-related associations and financial companies. An online satisfaction survey is also scheduled for June and July.
The government aims to finalize improvement tasks by September, followed by system development, with the revamped Integrated Pension Portal service expected to be unveiled in December.
A Ministry of Employment and Labor official stated, "We will actively reflect user opinions to improve the Integrated Pension Portal, enabling citizens to manage their retirement assets more easily and conveniently."
* This article has been translated by AI.
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