Hana Bank is collaborating with Hana Life and the National Association of Parents of Disabled People to protect the assets of disabled children and support their stable living conditions.
On November 3, Hana Bank announced that it has signed a 'Cooperation Agreement for the Stable Life and Future of Families with Disabled Members' with the National Association of Parents of Disabled People and Hana Life.
This agreement aims to establish a financial and welfare support system that ensures children with disabilities can continue to live stably even after their parents pass away.
Hana Bank will provide customized trust services that reflect the living environment of disabled children and the needs of their families. This will help manage and disburse insurance payouts for necessary expenses such as living costs.
Hana Life will support related services and whole life insurance products that can be linked to trust claims. The National Association of Parents of Disabled People will utilize its nationwide network of headquarters and branches to provide information, conduct briefings, and facilitate consultations.
The three organizations plan to expand services that reflect the needs of families with disabled members through regular exchanges of opinions and sharing of on-site cases.
A Hana Bank official stated, "We hope this agreement will provide practical assistance to children with disabilities and alleviate the burden on their parents, and we will continue to strengthen inclusive financial support for socially vulnerable groups."
* This article has been translated by AI.
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