RetireJapan

(...) I'm not sure how much getting in early with the regular NISA and rolling over would counter that. I have actually started to look at that (in case regular NISA is extended), but I haven't finished it yet. I didn't do it at first since regular NISA is only possible for another five years. If y...

RetireJapan wrote: ↑Tue Oct 30, 2018 8:06 am Could you send me the file to info@retirejapan.info please?

I have sent it to your email. Please give me your feedback.

Hi again, I more wanted to know why you set 500,000 yen a year as a limit for when the new Nisa is better than the old. I now did my own calculation. I tried to attach the excel file for people to check themselves, but file format was not allowed. I can e-mail it to anyone who wants it. To summarize...

I wrote about this a bit in June: http://www.retirejapan.info/blog/-tsumitate-nisa Hi! I read the link you posted, and it states: If you are only able to invest up to around 500,000 yen a year, then the new NISA is clearly a better option. The restriction to mutual funds shouldn't be too much of a ...