I’m Aya, a female member.
If I had ¥300 million in savings—or rather, in some form of financial assets—I could earn nearly ¥10 million a year just by investing in bonds at 3%. And if I bought a 3x leveraged ETF, it could sometimes grow by close to 10%, giving me an annual income of around ¥30 million. I want to reach that point as soon as possible.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
I feel like I’d need around ¥400 million to feel secure—at a 5% annual return, that would still bring in tens of millions of yen.
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Saving money can be a double-edged sword because it can breed overconfidence. I gave my former ace too much money, and it ended up changing her in a bad way.
So I’m secretly setting up a company and using its retained earnings as a substitute for savings. When my ace gets married and leaves me, I plan to give her everything.
The right way to give someone money is truly difficult.
A loser of a man
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I’m Nana Ayase♡
I wonder if having around ¥100 million would make me feel secure?
I’m planning to grow it through business and other ventures. I could easily spend ¥100 million on things outside of papa-katsu. What matters is how much I can grow it myself.
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