President Lee Jae-myung expressed concern about the phenomenon of young people hesitating to get married due to national policies. He specifically promised to work on improving the 'marriage penalty' problem, where married couples face disadvantages compared to unmarried individuals. Based on opinions collected through youth forums and real estate discussions, the President presented 22 improvement tasks related to housing and asset formation. These tasks include easing loan income requirements, easing special supply application requirements for newlyweds, and reducing property acquisition tax after marriage. The President plans to carefully review each task and develop improvement measures to ensure they provide practical help.
