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Everyday ways to save money in Korea

Small habits that add up.

  1. Buy on Coupang or Naver Shopping and compare – the same item often differs a lot in price.
  2. Use 1+1 / 2+1 deals at convenience stores and big marts' closing-time discounts.
  3. Ask for a cash receipt (현금영수증) with your phone number – it counts for year-end tax settlement.
  4. Student? Many museums, cinemas and transit offer youth discounts – show your ID.
  5. Check the real price after discount with the Kitbly Discount calculator.

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