On the 20th, the Sejong Metropolitan City Social Service Agency (President Lee Ki-soon) announced that it supported children within the region in watching the children's economic education musical, "Jack's Magic Wallet," at the multipurpose performance hall of the Namsejong Youth Center to foster proper economic concepts and improve financial literacy among local children.

This event was organized as part of the "2026 Social Service External Resource Linkage Project" to provide children using local child centers with opportunities for economic education and cultural arts experiences in cooperation with Hana Bank.

The musical "Jack's Magic Wallet" is a performance that breaks down daily economic concepts—such as saving, consumption, and sharing—into easy and fun lessons tailored to children's eye levels. It is expected to help children naturally understand the value of money and the importance of rational consumption through the story, thereby fostering healthy economic lifestyle habits.

"Forming sound economic concepts from an early age is an important foundation for healthy growth and independence," said Lee Ki-soon, President of the Sejong City Social Service Agency. "I hope this performance was a meaningful time for the children to easily and enjoyably learn the values of saving, consumption, and sharing."

The Sejong City Social Service Agency plans to continue providing children with broad educational and cultural experience opportunities through cooperation with various community organizations, while expanding practical social service support utilizing private resources.

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