Korkeasti koulutettujen kassa KOKO is Finland's second-largest unemployment fund, established in 1969. It provides ansio-based unemployment benefits, liikkuvuusavustus (mobility allowance), and muutosturvaraha (change security fund) for highly educated employees. The fund serves about 270,000 members, offering personalized support and advocacy in job markets. The unique selling proposition is the higher unemployment benefits compared to the basic allowance provided by Kela, making membership a valuable investment for those seeking enhanced financial security during unemployment. The target audience includes high-skilled professionals and students who can join during their studies[1][2][3].