Government Urges Use of Expiring Vouchers
The South Korean government reminds citizens to use their remaining balance on state-issued consumption coupons before the program ends on November 30. These vouchers were distributed to stimulate spending during the economic recovery phase.
The public is encouraged to spend the coupons at various local businesses and stores, as any unused balance will expire after the deadline.
“Use 'em or lose 'em,” the campaign slogan emphasizes the urgency of utilizing the vouchers before they become invalid.
Failure to use these coupons not only results in lost spending power but also impacts local merchants counting on these funds to revive economic activity.
Author’s summary: South Korea’s government urges citizens to use expiring consumption vouchers by Nov. 30 to support local businesses and avoid losing unused balances.
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