Personal bankruptcy filings among young adults in Busan, South Korea have increased significantly over the past four years. Specifically, individuals in their 20s and 30s in Busan have filed for personal rehabilitation 2.5 times more frequently than they did four years ago. Son Sol, a representative, noted that Busan has seen the largest increase in these filings. This data indicates a growing financial struggle among the younger generation within the Busan region. The reasons behind this surge are currently being investigated, but potential factors include economic pressures, unemployment, and rising debt levels. This trend raises concerns about the economic stability of young people in Busan and highlights the need for support measures. Further analysis is expected to provide a clearer understanding of the contributing factors and potential solutions.