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This is an open chatroom for reporting Intercorp. https://open.kakao.com/o/g9uPbaEg Intercorp missionary with decades of service is shocked to receive his fund balance! Some missionaries who left Intercorp have received their fund balances, but are claiming they received unacceptable amounts or no funds at all. Missionary A dedicated Intercorp missionary for 27 years. He recently resigned amidst a surge of Intercorp missionary resignations. The only amount deposited to his account was a mere 653,917 won. Even in the secular world that Paul Choi so demonized, the minimum monthly living expenses are 2.2 million won. Even in this world, the social system that Paul Choi so demonized, a system has been established where an hour of work is paid at a minimum wage of 9,860 won. This world, which he so vehemently condemns as an anti-Christian regime, is no different. 670,000 won is the amount a person working part-time for eight hours a day would receive in eight days. 650,000 won is the "balance" received by missionaries who served for 27 years after resigning. The point isn't to judge the amount, but rather to point out that Director Choi Paul's side, who purchased 1.3 billion won worth of real estate and transferred community assets to his daughter for 250 million won, all with New Year's money, demonstrates his fundamental attitude toward missionaries. Again, the anti-Christ system he criticized also has a system that guarantees a minimum living wage for each person. At this point, we must reexamine Director Choi Paul's true identity. The crucial point is what follows. The missionary who received the money requested transparency in the details, but received no response. The inquiry he allegedly sent states the following: △The Ministry of Finance deposited 653.917 million won under the "Balance Settlement" category on June 7th. What is this balance? △We have balances in our sabbatical fund, welfare fund, and designated offerings, and I heard that a travel insurance refund was also remitted to headquarters, but it doesn't seem to be the balance for all of these funds. △When will the remaining funds be remitted? Please give us a specific date, not a vague answer. However, the headquarters finance department has yet to respond. Another missionary asked in May, "Can you tell me when the resignation finances will be settled?" and the headquarters finance department responded, "We are currently reviewing the financial situation and reviewing it. We anticipate a wait of several months." Another missionary, explaining Intercorp's financial management, said, "Teachers who have been with us for 20 or 30 years have been saving 10% each month, so some have sabbatical fund balances of several million to several tens of millions of won." He expressed frustration, saying, "However, almost no teachers have received this funding... Some teachers have not received living expenses for three months and are unable to receive medical treatment. None of the national team leaders, regional directors, or the finance chief have acknowledged this issue and are not sending any funds." Intercorp once issued the following notice regarding the return of funds after resignation. This is from 2021. Since no resignation notices have been issued since then, this document appears to be still valid. "We will inform you of the administrative procedures for each department at headquarters after the end of your mission. 2. Finance Department ① Balance Settlement All missionary donations (current balance, welfare fund, designated donations) excluding administrative expenses up to the month your resignation is accepted will be returned 100%." I would like to once again request Intercorp headquarters: If you haven't misused the missionary funds, and this is just a guess, unless you invested them in stocks (whether domestic or foreign) and suffered significant losses that prevented you from withdrawing them, unless you invested in Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies and suffered losses that prevented you from withdrawing them, unless you invested in real estate without permission and are unable to liquidate them, please respond promptly to the missionaries and tell them when, how much, and under what circumstances you will return the funds. I believe this is necessary for my own sake, and perhaps even for Director Choi himself. Please keep in mind that if you don't comply, the Intercorp issue will inevitably reverberate. Responding to this request for the return of funds, Director Choi once explained that he was extremely busy due to the resignation of several secretaries, the need to keep track of their work, the reduced number of staff members, and the fact that only two or three are handling the finances of ten. Furthermore, his computer was under a virus attack, and he responded that the funds in the accounts were virtual, dedicated accounts in the missionaries' names, and that they wouldn't be going anywhere, so he would wait for the re...