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Thank you. I believe a nice combinaison of Dave ramsey and Mary combo can get you a long way.

Just curious, have you looked into Metapanet (3350.T)? I'm thinking if I should open a position, given their plans and potential upside.

I hope your passing out was nothing too serious in the end. 2025 is a nervous year for investing, it really feels like we’re heading into unprecedented times. And then there’s the cost of living increase, with rising prices and a family to feed >10% is a tall order. I’ve been pointing younger colleagues at the site so they start investing *before* they have kids.

I’ve been living in Japan for five years now but I’m thinking of starting investing now so what do you recommend for beginners and how much should I start with and is it legal for foreigners working in Japan to invest in stocks or whatever investments

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Can I invest in NISA if I’m already investing in SBI Benefit Systems 401K?

Just watched your video. Have you researched how the Japan taxes your foreign retirement income and how tax implications of inheritance from abroad?

when someone should take decision to start investing in Japan , Nisa, MF or property .. if not getting sure how long he may say (with / without his will) .. shoudl be be only after PR or before that also .. espcially someone already lived 5 yrs in Japan want to live more but not very sure about the future.

I think AI and smart translation tool can fix this issue very easily and dont think we are far away from that . where it can be used by mass.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge n experiences. Filipina watching from Yokohama

Where would you live if you had $2500 a month?

I’ve been in Japan since 1983 41 years , I purchased a private retirement at Sumitomo nennkinn hoken for 32 years since I was 27 until 62 I paid a total of ¥11,435000 now I’m getting per year ¥2,300,000 for 10 year until 70 plus my Japanese retirement from 65 , I recommend if you have plan to stay in Japan forever to think to have a private retirement national Japanese retirement will not be enough to make a good living

Hi I never see this law I’ve been in Japan 41 years since 1983 now I’m 62 I paid nennkinn until 60 for 33 years , now I don’t pay nennkinn is it ok they will not remove my permanent visa I pay tax for my house as I bought it japan is scary

hi there, i liked your video - it was clear and concise - thx for sharing. the content doesnt quite align with what im planning on doing i.e buying several properties around japan that i can spend a month or two in each year but still predominantly reside at home outside of japan. i wont need mortgages for these properties. i am finding it more difficult than i thought, even after months of research and planning. iv got my notarized and translated affidavit, connected with an escrow agency to facilitate fast fund clearing on settlement BUT the bureaucracy and lack of clarity regarding what each entity require is doing my head in. Iv engaged the services of a judicial scrivener to act on my behalf by giving them power of attorney, but now they are saying i will need to travel to japan twice; once for purchase/deposit and then at settlement??? i thought that's what i was paying them to do. i have heard of many many stories of foreigners purchasing properties without the need to travel even once. i must be missing something :)

This is the only article I have found addressing my question below. But I think she confuses the 18 million contribution limit with the possibility that your profits may increase the total amount in the NISA way above your 18 million contribution. So upon withdrawal, how do you allocate or distinguish any profits from original contribution ?

Love all of your videos. If you put in the max (18 million yen) and it grows for 10 years and you make a sizeable tax free withdrawal. How do you know how much is profit and how much is your original contributions? Is there some rule for classifying the money withdrawn as profit or original contribution ? This is important if you want to max out your 18 million limit. But not sure how that is treated. Thank you for your amazing videos.

Can you make for SMBC nikko securities

Came across this whilst searching for an informative video about NISA in english.Thank you this is really helpful. I will take a look at the brokers you have mentioned and make a decision on which one to open an account with.By the way what happens when i decide to leave Japan?

Any computation sir?

Nice! Hope you had a lovely time in the Philippines. My wife and I visited the islands a few times (always during the end of year/new year break) before we had children and have some wonderful memories from there. I'm looking forward to the time we can visit SE Asia again, but as a family.

Wow, I just stumbled upon this video after it was recommended to me by ChatGPT! I opened a Rakuten Securities account towards the end of last year, primarily to begin my NISA (better late than never...), quickly maxed out the allocation and am looking to do the same again this year. I will have to check through other videos on your channel as I'm sure there will be some useful investment recommendations. On a side note, if you have any resources on paying tax on UK-based investments, I would be very interested. I have a fixed rate bond with Skipton International maturing later in the month, so am trying to confirm whether (and how) I am required to pay CGT on the profit.

Thanks for your review. I bought a bootleg copy of the course. There is no need for me to join Ship 30

Subscribed.. Great summary. Thank you. QQ: Can we buy only stocks in the USA? Or is NISA limited to stocks listed in JSX?

can t disagree with you. the only con is the lack of airport. but living there is amazing

I started watching your videos it very informative thank you so much.I just opened a Rakuten security account but I don't have the つみたてNISA, NISA menu what can I do?

Great video! Really hit the nail on the head for me with most of this. My biggest fear/challenege is continuing to learn Japanese, especially after I watched the other video about possibly losing your second language as you get older....lol. We have been fortunate in many ways with our life so far as we have lived back and forth between Japan and America. But I always priortized work and everything else above continuing to practice Japanese. Now, being a 40-pus year old, making the commitment to study harder is daunting. Thanks again for your videos!

Thank you very much for your video! I have just opened a rakuteb security account. The only struggle I am having is to connect my MUFG bank so that I could make a deposit to buy index funds.

ok thank you. The video with Dean Yoshimoto is informative. I'll continue watching that as well as contacting my tax preparer in the US and the local tax offices.

Hello Ben, Sorry I got your name wrong in my last post. I'm trying to find out how my taxes will work as a retiree with spouse visa here in Japan. All my investments and banking will reside in the US financial system. I'm currently watching your video from a year ago with Dean Yoshimoto. Is this a good video to start with and which video would be a good followup?

As of December 2024, employers no longer need to provide paperwork to start an iDeCo (事業主証明書の廃止), making it easier for individuals to open an account. Still waiting for my application to clear, but excited about the expanded contribution limit!

Thanks for this honest and balanced review. I can see the value, but I too question the Twitter threads aspect. I have a blog and struggle with consistency, so I think it could be helpful from that standpoint. I am also interested in the RUclips academy as well.

Nobody talks about the annoying 3000 yen you have to pay to transfer the money that yuucho applies.

Hello S1RLANC3, I'm in the same situation, Retired Military, Retiring soon from contracting/GS and have substantial savings/investment. I'm about $105K short of a million. From my understanding of this video the 4% rule sounds like you'll be fine. I'm a worry wort so I'm always thinking of what could go wrong. I liked this content and have subscribed to get more info. My question to Ron is medical. I get VA benefits as a retiree and go to any base medical facility. I have been going to local facilities lately but is there a lump sum payment to get medical here in Japan?

Great Story Ben. Karma's a good thing. Happy safe travels and HNY. Thanks for all the great content this year.

I was in aviation ops, now heading to finance. Tbh its true that the frontline staff cant do much, and its not right to argue with them so better deal with the backline straight away. Bless you there, happy holiday!

kindness to front line staff is such a great barometer for people you want in your life!

What if your parents give you money to buy a rental property? Is that also exempt? Because you mentioned about parents giving you money to buy a home is exempt.

.this is call class ❤

Great lesson, as always sensei!

Such a great simple lesson for everyone. Well done sir. Happy New Year.

Thanks for sharing this valuable lesson. I’m gonna try to follow this approach.

Grace and gratitude goes a long way…..enjoy your end holidays 🤗

Very nice! 😊👍🌸

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