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@kabu1000 In the end, it might be more difficult to figure out how to use your assets than to increase them. lin.ee/6HVPYqY

Starting out single and thinking 30 million yen would cover everything then watching family and aging parents push the goal to 200 million is such a classic shift. Inflation eating into daily costs makes pure cash and stocks feel less safe so adding a house or some gold as a buffer makes perfect sense. At the same time sitting on piles you never touch just to watch the number climb is pointless when that extra can buy better experiences right now. Your portfolio has to keep morphing with age family size and price trends and the fact you already see that as the core job puts you ahead of most people.

@kabu1000 The progression from "30 million yen → 200 million yen → diversified physical assets" reflects the real changes in life planning 📈🏠 Whether single, with family, or supporting elderly parents, the necessary assets change "according to the situation" 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦💰 The idea of ​​"using surplus to enrich one's life" embodies the ultimate goal of asset management ✨🎯

@kabu1000 The story about how the standard of "enough" changes from 30 million yen to 200 million yen really resonates with me 🐿️ I want to be mindful of the balance between saving and spending.

@kabu1000 When most people see these kinds of stories on the news, they become disillusioned with the world, right? 💦 I'm one of them too. 💦

@kabu1000 There's a right answer for each person, and there isn't just one answer, right? Lately, I've also been spending money within my means on things that are necessary for myself and my family, that improve things, or that we can enjoy. If I'm going to buy something anyway, I want to use it for a long time and enjoy the comfort it provides before inflation makes it more expensive.

@kabu1000 I'll leave the worry of depletion to humans. Because goddesses are meant to keep building.

@kabu1000 I strongly agree with the idea of ​​using surplus assets for experiences and enriching one's life rather than holding onto more assets than necessary. lin.ee/9hKhH03

@kabu1000 Rather than holding onto more assets than necessary, I want to be mindful of finding a balance in using surplus to enrich my life. lin.ee/RzQtat5

@kabu1000 The amount of assets you need will vary depending on your family and the cost of living 💡 lin.ee/PNICGEs5

@kabu1000 Enrich your life without accumulating more assets than you need or spending lavishly. Optimize your finances according to inflation and circumstances. lin.ee/XiVJy1T

@kabu1000 The diagram on Morning Satellite about asset withdrawal was very easy to understand. The progression from saving and investing from age 30 → investing while spending → to a time of just spending is exactly like life planning. I resonated with the idea of ​​optimizing rather than hoarding more than necessary. lin.ee/9iieVjU

@kabu1000 Your experience of raising your goal from 30 million yen when you were single to 200 million yen after starting a family is very real and helpful. With inflation on the rise, I'm realizing the importance of tangible assets all over again. I want to make the most of my assets while maintaining a balance. lin.ee/9iieVjU

@kabu1000 I believe that having the perspective to flexibly review asset goals depending on the situation is extremely important for long-term wealth building.

@kabu1000 Back when you could buy an apartment in Tokyo for 30 million yen, I thought you could live luxuriously if you didn't overspend. Now that apartments cost 200 million yen, I think that way of thinking is reasonable.

@kabu1000 That's right~ 🙂‍↕️

@kabu1000 Don't make flashy investments; build steadily and use the surplus to enrich your life. Optimizing at each stage is key. lin.ee/5vmge2J

@kabu1000 It's so true that the criteria for "necessary assets" change depending on your stage of life and family structure. I used to think 30 million yen was enough, but recently, with inflation, my thinking has changed. I've also come to realize the importance of tangible assets. lin.ee/8qNUllyi

@kabu1000 After watching the segment on asset building on Morning Satellite, reading this post made me think even more. I learn a lot from your flexible approach of reviewing your goals according to your age and inflation. I also want to gradually become more conscious of tangible assets. lin.ee/8qNUllyi

@kabu1000 The balance between investing and withdrawing funds changes with age and family structure. It's important to have a perspective that includes real estate and gold, not just financial assets, to prepare your current life and future. Morning Satellite 👇 lin.ee/wLxxhgK

@kabu1000 The amount of assets needed changes with the times and the cost of living, so instead of hoarding surplus funds, I want to use them to enrich my life and think about asset building that suits me. Morning Satellite 👇 lin.ee/wLxxhgK

@kabu1000 I can definitely relate to how the assets you need change as you go through different phases of life. The business size goals I envisioned when I was single keep getting revised upwards every year due to my parents' retirement, aging equipment, and rising prices. Not fixing your goals is actually the key to staying in business for the long term.

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@kabu1000 Ah, if I'm single, 30 million yen would be fine!

@kabu1000 The fact that they raised the target amount is significant. The core CPI for July 2026 is +1.8% year-on-year, the seventh consecutive month in the 1% range, and the Bank of Japan's policy interest rate was 1.0% in June. Even if you protect the nominal amount, it will decrease in real terms, so I think the design for withdrawals should be calculated not in terms of monetary amounts, but in terms of "how many years' worth of living expenses" to reduce the discrepancy.

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@kabu1000 When I was younger, I also thought "this much is enough," but after starting a family, the amount I needed kept increasing. Considering inflation, I really feel the importance of physical assets as well as financial assets. I can relate to this very much. lin.ee/TpY3vYX

@kabu1000 Balancing investment and withdrawal is truly an eternal challenge. I agree with the idea of ​​using money to enrich one's life rather than holding onto more than necessary. I think it's wonderful to optimize your approach according to your age and circumstances. lin.ee/TpY3vYX

@kabu1000 Your story about raising your target from 30 million yen to 200 million yen is very realistic and helpful. Considering the recent inflation, I've come to realize again the necessity of holding real assets such as real estate and gold. Thank you. lin.ee/TpY3vYX

@kabu1000 Today's continued decline in the Nikkei is also due to the key to diversification in short-term and inflation-hedging strategies.

@kabu1000 Balancing asset management and withdrawal is an eternal challenge. Optimize it according to the circumstances at the time. lin.ee/6E2K3TS

@kabu1000 When I was single, 30 million yen was enough, but now that I have a family, my goal is 200 million yen. The amount I need has changed. lin.ee/6E2K3TS

@kabu1000 Rather than setting flashy goals, focus on realistic inflation and spending, and flexibly adjust your asset portfolio accordingly. lin.ee/P9fvg5F

@kabu1000 In the end, you need a design that isn't just based on numbers, but on what you value most. x.com/MariaPerZBG15N/status/20…

@kabu1000 That's why it's important to decide on a sustainable allocation based on how long you plan to live. x.com/MariaPerZBG15N/status/20…

@kabu1000 That's why the journey of finding your own golden ratio might be the secret to a fulfilling life. x.com/MariaPerZBG15N/status/20…

@kabu1000 That's why I think creating a system that can be sustained for a long time is the most important thing. x.com/MariaPerZBG15N/status/20…

@kabu1000 That's why I think deciding on a "withdrawal rule" that suits you beforehand is the key to continuing for a long time with peace of mind. x.com/MariaPerZBG15N/status/20…

@kabu1000 That's why you have to decide the optimal ratio based on your own values. x.com/MariaPerZBG15N/status/20…

@kabu1000 If you're working, you can make 100-200 million yen If I quit my job, I'd like to invest around that much.