Basic guide to iDeCo
Basic guide to iDeCo (individual-type defined contribution pension)
What is iDeCo?
iDeCo (individual-type defined contribution pension) is a system that supports asset formation in retirement. You can save up your own contributions while managing them and receive them as a future pension.
Main benefits
Full tax benefits
Contributions are fully tax deductible
Investment gains are tax-free
Tax benefits are also available when receiving the money
Flexible management
You can choose from a wide variety of products, including investment trusts, deposits, and insurance products
You can combine products according to your own risk tolerance
Who can join
Company employees and civil servants (up to 23,000 yen per month if they do not have a corporate pension)
Company employees with a corporate pension (up to 12,000 yen per month)
Full-time housewives and househusbands (up to 23,000 yen per month)
Self-employed people (up to 68,000 yen per month)
Points to note
Withdrawals are not permitted until age 60 as a general rule
Fees apply (account management fees, investment product fees, etc.)
Manage at your own risk
If you want to receive it as a pension, you need to receive it for 10 years or more
How to get started
Check the conditions for joining
Select a financial institution
Set the premium amount
Select an investment product
Application procedure
Investment points
Manage your investment from a long-term perspective
Be aware of diversification
Regularly check your investment status
Review your asset allocation if necessary
In conclusion
iDeCo is an effective tool for building assets for retirement, but it is important to consider it in accordance with your own financial situation and future plans. If you have any questions, we recommend that you consult a financial institution or an expert.
This text was created by a generative AI.
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