I’m Papuwa. I’m considering seriously starting to build wealth with the money I’ve saved through a dating club.
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For now, I’m thinking of playing it safe and choosing one of Meiji Yasuda Life’s financial products, since I already use them for a savings-type insurance plan.
The so-called “owner system” (a quasi-in-kind sales scheme) once used by Japan Life and Kefir Business Promotion Association is apparently prohibited by law now. Still, the returns were attractive, and their sales looked strong on the surface, so I feel that if I had been an investor back then, I might have been deceived.
Are there any services available today—unlike Japan Life or Kefir, which operated as a Ponzi scheme—that offer good returns and are relatively easy to benefit from? (Other than financial products from life insurance companies or megabanks.)
I’m Paper Airplane, a male member.
Even now, some people still believe in and invest in ridiculous schemes like rental real estate investments promising returns of 40% or more. The more people around them tell them it’s a scam and to stay away, the more convinced they become that it’s legitimate. Terrifyingly, they get hooked almost like followers of a new religion. They end up putting in nearly all their savings… The other party makes sure not to get caught by paying the promised returns properly for a year or two, then suddenly starts making excuses.
That said, these days there are quite a few investment trusts offering relatively high, or even very high, returns.
Fintech-related stocks have risen about 2.5 times over the past year—three times since immediately after COVID, and twice since before COVID. That’s roughly a 250% increase in a single year.
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I’m Maezawa from the CEO’s office, and I’ll answer this one too.
Generally speaking, stocks seem to be the most popular option.
The stock market bubble looks like it’s nearing its end, so it may be a difficult time to get started now.
That said, it might be a good idea to ask a papa (male supporter) who’s making profits through stocks for his opinion.
Of course, any losses would ultimately be your own responsibility, though...
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