“I shouldn’t have gotten into the new NISA．．．” said a 65-year-old former company employee with a monthly pension of 130，000 yen， who started investing due to a lack of funds for his retirement． “I was trembling with regret，” he said， clutching his smartphone．
At age 65, he has started living off his pension, but is still racked with monthly losses. Tokutaro Saigo (not his real name, age 65, single) has retired from the company he has worked for for many years and is finally at the starting line of his retirement life. However, the life there was much tougher than they had imagined. “My monthly pension is 130,000 yen. However, living expenses, including rental property, taxes, and social insurance premiums, will cost at least 200,000 yen. I’m in the red by 70,000 yen every month…” My savings of 8 million yen will run out by the time I’m in my mid-70s. Faced with this reality, Tokutaro became anxious to somehow increase his savings. That’s when the idea of ”investing” came to mind. Tokutaro, who had recently seen a lot of information on TV programs such as “There’s an investment boom” and “The new NISA is a good deal,” decided that the only way to increase his savings was through investment. Read more here the gold online ※Previous thread “I shouldn’t have done the new NISA…” A 65-year-old former company employee with a monthly pension of 130,000 yen who started investing due to a lack of funds for retirement clutched his smartphone and “trembled with regret” [Panna Cotta★].
>>1 How can you lose in this year’s market? If you’ve been investing in sp500 or Orkan every month since the beginning of the year, you’ll be in the black.
>>1 Normally, wouldn’t you buy gold when the Wuhan coronavirus started in January 2020? There was a big panic in China, and people fled overseas during the Chinese New Year. Even if the price goes up little by little, it’s only 6000 yen per gram, but now it’s 12,995 yen per gram. If you’re weak and insensitive to current events, don’t invest in stocks.
>>1 In reality, there are probably a lot of old people who are afraid of overseas investment based only on their image, and are all Nikkei tsunderes I think a lot of people will seriously die of despair from NISA.
>>1 First of all, I have no idea what you mean by “doing a new NISA.” Anyone with experience should know that it’s just another type of account, along with a special account and a regular account. But it’s obvious in an instant that this is a fantasy essay meant to appease the jealousy of people who’ve never had a securities account.
No one is so kind as to tell a complete stranger about a money making scheme. This is all you need to remember. Then you will never be fooled by a money making scheme again.
Maybe he spent all of his savings in NISA, to the point that he would have run out of money to live on if he hadn’t cut his losses. I mean, just a little while ago they were stirring up the idea that the yen would drop to 200 yen and become trash! That’s why I guess he had no choice but to get NISA.
This is why people are saying the yen should be strong and prices should go down. It’s unreasonable to ask people to just increase their NISA holdings.
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