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"Only 5.1% of people are saving ¥100,000 a month with the new NISA..."

Shocking revelations from the Financial Services Agency have caused a stir on online message boards.

"With NISA, it was common to save ¥300,000 a month in a lump sum at the beginning of the year..."
"Who is actually raising Japan's average?"

The gap between the online "NISA showdown" and the "brutal reality" of an average monthly savings of ¥56,000.

This issue sparked a variety of discussions on 2ch and 5ch.

"¥100,000 a month is impossible unless you're a 'Kodooji' (child-loving man) or a 'Nibariryoku' (two-horsepower)."
Only a small minority of the wealthy are vocal online.
"NISA is a declaration of the collapse of the national pension system," so you have no choice but to do it, even if it's difficult."
Which should we prioritize, iDeCo or NISA?
"NISA Poor" and the "Risks of Not Doing It"

Does this mean that Japanese people are poor?
Or are internet users just being pretentious?

Let's take a look at the realities of the "New NISA Gap" on 2ch and 5ch.
How much are you saving each month? Let us know in the comments!

#NewNISA #NISA #AccumulatedNISA #2ch #AnnualIncome #MonthlyIncome #Salary #FIRE

00:10 Is it true that just buying 100,000 yen a month in AccumulatedNISA will earn you an extra 17 million yen in 20 years?