Can someone explain how the 'bonus' portion of Tsumitate works?
Re: Can someone explain how the 'bonus' portion of Tsumitate works?
thanks-how many times can you throw in the bonus?is it twice?
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Re: Can someone explain how the 'bonus' portion of Tsumitate works?
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Re: Can someone explain how the 'bonus' portion of Tsumitate works?
I apologize for my lack of knowledge here. My wife just opened up a Rakuten Bank and NISA. We put 100000 yen in her NISA today. I thought that is the max/month one can do but I think maybe I'm wrong? She has 3 more months to fill in the max amount of 1.2 m yen before year end. I'm confused how to do this? She has the money in her Rakuten bank account. Is there a bonus button where she can transfer the rest? You mentioned front loading which sounds good as stocks have dropped lately. Thanks for your forum and your time.RetireJapan wrote: ↑Wed Jul 10, 2024 12:18 am CC points limits are now 100,000 yen a month.
The amount of the bonus is going to be 1.2m yen minus the amount of your monthly payments. If you want to front load your tsumitate portion by paying in a lump sum at the beginning of the year, you need to set the monthly payments to the minimum (usually 100 yen a month).
Personally I find investing the same amount every month to be the easiest option (I use a Rakuten CC to get points but it is not generous enough to be a major deciding factor).
Kelly
Re: Can someone explain how the 'bonus' portion of Tsumitate works?
You can use Money Bridge to have the money deducted from the bank account automatically.7 Potatoes wrote: ↑Thu Sep 12, 2024 2:16 am My wife just opened up a Rakuten Bank and NISA. We put 100000 yen in her NISA today. I thought that is the max/month one can do but I think maybe I'm wrong? She has 3 more months to fill in the max amount of 1.2 m yen before year end. I'm confused how to do this? She has the money in her Rakuten bank account.
I'm not sure about Rakuten, you may be able to set it to deduct 300k/mo for Tsumitate until the year end. If it doesn't allow you to do that, then yes, there is a bonus feature. So you can set up a 100k/mo payment with an 800k bonus, for example.
Here's Rakuten's guide for setting up Tsumitate:
https://www.rakuten-sec.co.jp/web/rfund ... itate.html
Note that at step 2 there is a section for specifying the bonus.
I'm guessing the 100k you already put in went into the Growth portion, not the Tsumitate portion. If it was Tsumitate, you can probably edit the order to add the bonus.
Re: Can someone explain how the 'bonus' portion of Tsumitate works?
i paid one payment in with the bonus and am trying to do another one now (a few months later)-i cant seem to get this to work -can anyone advise?
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Re: Can someone explain how the 'bonus' portion of Tsumitate works?
What is currently set?
Bonus payments require you to set up a tsumitate schedule at the same time. You may need to cancel that currently scheduled tsumitate to make a second bonus payment. Every provider is slightly different.
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100yen a month but i think issue is i used one of the bonus payments already..
i seem to be able to set it up for a different fund but not for the same one.
when i try to add one bonus payment it says need to add two and when i try to set two says one already set.
this is monex..
i seem to be able to set it up for a different fund but not for the same one.
when i try to add one bonus payment it says need to add two and when i try to set two says one already set.
this is monex..
Re: Can someone explain how the 'bonus' portion of Tsumitate works?
seems to be offering a 金額変更and 契約取り消し
the first one cant seem to make changes to the lump sum as one already paid..
will doing the cancel one mean that everything already invested will be kicked out as well?
and reluctant to press this one
the first one cant seem to make changes to the lump sum as one already paid..
will doing the cancel one mean that everything already invested will be kicked out as well?
and reluctant to press this one