President Lee Jae Myung is pushing to revise policies that are criticized for going against the interests of young Koreans, as his approval rating among this demographic remains the lowest of any age group. The disputed measures span multiple sectors, including a tax overhaul plan concerning individual savings accounts (ISAs), which angered people in their 20s and 30s by stripping away existing benefits. The measures also include 22 marriage-related policies, which have been nicknamed the "marriage penalty" for disadvantaging newlyweds and new parents. The president called those in their 20s and 30s as “a vulnerable group” during a meeting with senior presidential secretaries, Thursday, asking to reorganize relevant policies by considering their conditions, including education, employment, income, asset building, housing and marriage. The announcement came amid polls showed that Lee's disapproval rating among those in their 20s and 30s is higher compared to other age groups. A Media Tomato survey, commissioned by News Tomato and conducted from Aug 3-4, showed disapproval rating was at