주택연금정책과 고령자의 주거만족도

Housing Pension Policy and Elderly Housing Satisfaction

Korea is currently experiencing social problems due to an increase in the elderly population. It is an increase in social costs to support the elderly as the proportion of the elderly increases. However, Korea s declining birthrate has reduced its production population, increasing the burden of government finances on elderly people s retirement funds. Therefore, Korea, a global aging nation, needs to make full use of housing pensions. In this study, the relationship between housing pension subscriptions and housing satisfaction among the elderly was studied. Housing pension subscription is the fourth most influential among the 14 variables in housing environment satisfaction among the elderly. Housing pensions will be subscribed, and there is no need to consider lending out old-age living funds using residential houses as collateral or taking out new forms of income sources. As a result, it is considered to affect housing satisfaction because it allows them to live comfortably in their own homes. In addition, the housing pension policy is a policy that guarantees the elderly and their spouses to live for life. It can be analyzed that this contributes to the stable flow of retirement funds to the elderly, as well as the increase in housing satisfaction for the elderly by providing housing security.