Derivation Chain
Step 1
Real Estate downsizing and relocation decision support
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Step 2
Limitations of calculating capital gains tax, acquisition tax, and comprehensive property tax individually
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Step 3
Lack of tools to compare tax + pension + living infrastructure + health insurance premium changes holistically
Problem
After children become independent, couples aged 50-63 looking to sell their Seoul apartment (approx. 1,000 sq ft, valued at approx. $600,000-$1,125,000) and relocate to outer suburbs or smaller cities must check capital gains tax (holding period, single-home tax exemption requirements), acquisition tax on the new home, health insurance premium changes (property-based recalculation), comprehensive income tax impact when receiving National Pension/Retirement Pension, and destination area hospital/transit/amenity accessibility—all on different websites. Between real estate agents (one each for selling and buying), Tax Accounting consultation (approx. $225-$375), and site visits (2-3 trips), they spend an average of 6 months and approx. $1,500-$3,000, yet still make the decision without knowing exactly 'how much monthly living costs will actually decrease after relocating.'
Solution
Users input current home details (size, market value, holding period) and 3 desired relocation areas on the web, and the system compares in a single table for each area: (1) estimated capital gains tax and acquisition tax, (2) estimated monthly health insurance premium change, (3) comprehensive income tax impact on pension income, and (4) hospital/public transit/grocery accessibility scores. It shows the 'current monthly fixed costs vs. post-relocation monthly fixed costs' difference on a monthly basis and calculates the break-even point for 'how many years until relocation becomes financially advantageous.'