NISA
Due to the January 2024 revision, the system has been significantly expanded compared to the old NISA, including “annual investment limit of up to 3.6 million yen”, “unlimited tax exemption period”, and “holding limit of 18 million yen”…
The main systems that can be operated tax-free are “NISA” and “iDeCo”. Both have the same feature that investment profits are exempt from tax, but there are major differences as follows. [NISA…
TSE ETFs have “costs that do not occur in ordinary investment trusts” and distribution rules… New NISA investment trusts, at what percentage does spot buying = additional buying? S&P500 worldwide…
goo news. Life style photo. 70,000 yen per month in Orcan with NISA “Maybe because the timing was good…” What was the result of a 27-year-old man’s savings investment for about 2 years?
NISA has been significantly revised from 2024. As a result, the number of users has increased, but are they really thinking about dementia? If a NISA policyholder develops dementia…
The author of this article has been investing in eMAXIS Slim US stocks (S&P500) since 2018, when Tsumitate NISA (formerly NISA) was launched. The investment amount is 30,000 yen per month. Operational results…
This is because index-type investment trusts, which are popular under the new NISA, are unusually cheap due to intensified price competition among management companies. “eMAXIS Slim All World Stocks (All…
Diamond Online | A U.S. stock-type index investment trust that is the second most popular new NISA after “Orcan.” Good results, super…
The stock market in 2024 showed extremely steady movements. The Nikkei Stock Average broke its all-time high set in 1989 for the first time in about 34 years, increasing by 19.2%. 2023…
With the new NISA, it is possible to manage assets using both the “growth investment limit” and the “build-up investment limit” in one account. The total tax-free investment limit is 18 million yen (of which the growth investment limit is 12 million yen)…
Therefore, the interest rate on a bond is also called the coupon rate. [Ueno] So that’s the income gain. [Fukano] Also, bonds can be broadly divided into…
2025 has gotten off to a great start in what can be described as a New Year’s celebration market. Nippon Steel’s lawsuit against President Biden and President-elect Trump’s decision to declare a state of emergency in response to tariff hikes…
It is possible to use the new NISA to prepare sufficient funds for retirement from the age of 50. If you save 50,000 yen every month for 15 years, we will simulate your assets at the age of 65.
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Mr. D, a composer, is not well known in the world, but he has had a fair amount of work since he was young. I worked energetically until my 50s, but now that I’m over 60…
The new NISA is a system that allows you to invest tax-free. Normally, profits generated from investments are subject to a tax of approximately 20%, but with the new NISA, this tax is not levied, making it more efficient…
The NISA system will be updated from January 2024, and one year has already passed since the birth of the new NISA. With this revision, there are those who have started thinking about asset management with NISA, and those who have actually started managing their assets…
You can leave it alone until you need the money for your child’s education [Ueno] Speaking of future goals, for example, in my case, would it be money for my child’s education? [Fukano] That’s right.
U.S. stock-type index investment trusts are the second most popular investment target for the new NISA after Orcan. There are also plenty of investment trusts with good performance and ultra-low costs. In the competition to lower costs, the ranking…
Published on PRESIDENT Online Many people are using the new NISA to prepare for retirement. Yasuhiko Fukano, a financial planner, says, “Investing in risk assets such as stocks and investment trusts…