[Korea goyounghun financial newspaper reporter] KB Securities announced 20 days proceeding the latest smartphone subsidies and ETF trading event.
First, the latest smartphone subsidies events are events designed to provide an opportunity to easily purchase the latest smartphone and experience convenient financial services through KB Securities. After application supports the latest smartphone KB Securities (offline · HTS · Smart able · Smart Talk S, etc.) 6 months at ₩ 40,000 per month to customers who trade more than 1 million won per month up to 24 million.
Galaxy destination terminal S7 (edge), when applying for a new smartphone iPhone KB securities accounts opened after 7+, V20 and coming until March 31 via website and mobile it is possible to participate in the event. Especially when you open a new customer is a non-face-to-face account can enjoy the free benefits, stock trading commissions up to 25 million won smartphone subsidies (meet certain requirements) and five years at the same time.
In addition to KB ETF Securities is also a popular trade event raised goes to jaetekeu means of private investors.
The ETF event is coming, and 3 presented a days mobile voucher of ₩ 30,000 worth to draw more than 700 million won ETF 7 of the transaction the customer's name until May 31, comes to 530 of the month more than 3 billion won ETF trading customers by January 31 people draw it presents a mobile voucher worth $ 50. In particular, the three can qualify for KB Asset Management, Mirae Asset, Samsung Asset Management, Redundancy ETF trading offers the benefits of progress and co-investment Kiwoom Asset Management until March.
Eomyunseop digital strategy director, said, "we will try our best to showcase a variety of future events and financial services customers convenient for all to participate."
Event-related details is when you call the KB securities dealer.
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