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I have searched around on information about potential service for NISA. What I read online is almost always about o Rakuten, SBI, Money ... Mainly comparing their UI and Funds availables. But very few info on this reddit about robot investor like wealthnavi Now, I really don't like finances...

I see Nomura has started a new NISA fund now, it looks like a eMAXIS Slim replacement. If I'm going to buy new NISA in the end of this month, [eMAXIS Slim] all country 22,294 per share S&P500 Index 26,421 per share [Nomura NISA fund] all country 11,559 per share S&P500 Index 11,759 per...

Hello friends, I am a 21-year-old student in Tokyo and I'm looking to open a NISA account. I moved here 2 years ago for uni and don't have much knowledge on this subject so I'm looking for any help! (I am Japanese/Indonesian born and raised in Indonesia). I’m worried that inflation and weak ¥...

Primarily, I’m interested in a long term safe fund for the bulk. Iiuc, “EMaxis slim all countries” rated #1 on the Rakuten site is the best choice? How about the “S&P 500” type fund instead? Secondly, which fund would be good for shorter term, higher yield? I realize this would likely have...

Do you keep the 2.4 Million allowance for the tax year if you sell something? Thanks in advance.

Hello, A few years back, I decided to open my NISA account on WealthNavi. I know here people do not recommend such service due to the 1% fee which some will say it's way too high, but it's pretty simple and better than doing nothing. Now, the reason I did that was mainly because even tho I...

I am doing some research on what happens to a NISA account when you leave Japan. Any tax or finance ninjas out there who can help? I have found out some things, but other things are unclear. What is clear: - To open a NISA account you need to reside in Japan, i.e. your domicile or legal...