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Wouldn't you be thrilled if you could receive 70,000 yen a month in addition to your pension when you reach retirement age? This time, we will explain how to use the new NISA to receive 70,000 yen a month for 25 years. It is a very simple method that is feasible even for people in their 50s and 60s. [Related videos] [This is reality] Full amount of 2.4 million yen →? million yen / All the results of investing in Tsumitate NISA for 6 years will be revealed / Junior NISA will also be revealed as a bonus / Orkan / Global stocks only / Now to the new NISA • [This is reality] Full amount of 2.4 million yen →? million yen / The results of investing in Tsumitate NISA for 6 years... [How to make a money machine] Realistic simulation results when investing 10,000 to 50,000 yen per month in the new NISA / A thorough explanation of the asset lifespan according to the amount of withdrawal • [How to make a money machine] When investing 10,000 to 50,000 yen per month in the new NISA... [A thorough explanation without any bias] The surprising conclusion revealed by the simulation results! Is it a good idea to start a New NISA at a bank counter? • [A thorough explanation without bias] The unexpected conclusion revealed by the simulation results! Is it a good idea to start a New NISA at a bank counter? • [Latest version] All you need to know in just one video! Essential knowledge about Orkan that you will regret not knowing / A detailed explanation of the favorite of the New NISA, eMAXIS Slim Global Stocks (All Country), which is easy for beginners to understand • [Latest version] All you need to know in just one video! Essential knowledge about Orkan that you will regret not knowing... [Table of contents] 00:00 If you could receive 70,000 yen every month for 25 years01:42 Overall picture of receiving 70,000 yen every month with New NISA03:58 Step 1: Make an investment plan13:44 Step 2: Buy index funds (investment trusts)21:05 Step 3: Continue investing until you have 12 million yen21:57 Step 4: Set up regular sales27:56 Summary [Channel description] We are the Koban couple, who love saving, saving, and investing. This channel shares the methods of saving, saving, and investing that I have practiced and found to be effective in my home. My husband, who has a first-class bookkeeping qualification, explains in an easy-to-understand manner, as if he were explaining it to his wife, from the perspective of a former accounting firm employee. I also share real information about the money situation in my home, which is a family of three. [Concept] The concept is to not try too hard, but to aim for 70 points first, and to save, save, and invest slowly. This is also a message to my past self, who was a perfectionist and had difficulty taking action. As a result of acting with the belief that 70 points is fine, I, who have an average annual income, was able to save 10 million yen in 7 years, from zero yen in savings. Only action can change reality. Let's work hard together to build assets. [Profile] Age: Both husband and wife are in their 30s Family: Family of three with daughter Qualifications: 1st class bookkeeping Occupation: Accounting Savings: Rakuten economy (gold card, bank, securities, mobile, hometown tax, shopping marathon) Savings: Total assets of couple exceed 30 million yen Investment: eMAXIS Slim Global stock (All Country) Only one investment Household finances: Couple has separate wallets Cooking: Wife (Sun, Mon, Tue, Wed) Husband (Thurs, Fri, Sat) Cleaning: Wife (bath) Husband (toilet, taking out the trash) Cleaning robot (whole room) Laundry: Wife (for wife and daughter) Husband (for myself) Childcare: Wife and husband take turns bathing with daughter [Message] I'm really happy to receive your comments, high ratings, and channel subscriptions, thank you as always. [Contact] [email protected] [Disclaimer] The content of the videos published here is a personal view based on one person's experience. It is not investment advice or financial advice. The information contained herein may differ from the latest information due to fluctuations in stock prices, revisions to laws, etc. Please note that investments may result in a loss of principal and that all investments are at your own risk.