Thanks for all your comments.
I've taken on board your advice. Here are the funds I think I’m going to go for:
eMAXIS Slim Advanced Countries Equity Index
https://www.dcnenkin.jp/search/product. ... e=03319172
eMAXIS Slim先進国株式インデックス
65%
eMAXIS Slim Emerging Market Equity Index
https://www.dcnenkin.jp/search/product. ... e=0331C177
eMAXIS Slim新興国株式インデックス
15%
eMAXIS Slim Domestic Equity (TOPIX)
https://www.dcnenkin.jp/search/product. ... e=03317172
eMAXIS Slim国内株式(TOPIX)
10%
eMAXIS Slim Developed Country Bond Index
https://www.dcnenkin.jp/search/product. ... e=0331A172
eMAXIS Slim先進国債券インデックス
10%
Does this look like a fairly well balanced selection?
Selecting Funds for an SBI Select iDeCO
Re: Selecting Funds for an SBI Select iDeCO
I recently (re-)read this Monevator article about world trackers. The top few comments are especially poingant, especially the points about chasing performance. Only 10 years ago people were abandoning the US and going overweight on emerging markets. It reminded me of Jansen's comment here. Could be worth checking out.
https://monevator.com/how-to-chooose-to ... -trackers/
Of course the fund recommendations in that article are UK-specific, but the other replies in this thread discuss equivalents for Japan.
Re: Selecting Funds for an SBI Select iDeCO
Thanks for your comment.
I have taken on board your suggestion re-emerging markets, but only 15% on the eMAXIS Slim Emerging Market Equity Index. Hopefully that makes sense.
I'm just about to submit all the paperwork this week, so if anyone has any tweaks they suggest, I'd be grateful for suggestions. Otherwise, I'll go with the 4 funds and ratios as outlined above.
Once again, thanks very much to everyone who has offered guidance.
I have taken on board your suggestion re-emerging markets, but only 15% on the eMAXIS Slim Emerging Market Equity Index. Hopefully that makes sense.
I'm just about to submit all the paperwork this week, so if anyone has any tweaks they suggest, I'd be grateful for suggestions. Otherwise, I'll go with the 4 funds and ratios as outlined above.
Once again, thanks very much to everyone who has offered guidance.
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Re: Selecting Funds for an SBI Select iDeCO
Hey guys, slightly offtopic but couldn't find this on the SBI page. Does SBI charge for any deposit or transfer from your account?
I see that the proudly announce 0 yen for management and opening the account, but not sure what about changing your allocation and get the money invested into the selection (like on NISA) either...
This is the most detailed page I found about it: https://site0.sbisec.co.jp/marble/multi ... m6=dc.flow
I see that the proudly announce 0 yen for management and opening the account, but not sure what about changing your allocation and get the money invested into the selection (like on NISA) either...
This is the most detailed page I found about it: https://site0.sbisec.co.jp/marble/multi ... m6=dc.flow