What kinds of methods are available for reviewing investment products?

There are two methods: changing allocation ratios and switching. (1) Changing allocation ratios This refers to the procedure of changing investment products and the ratios to be purchased with ... Show Detail

Can I specify some of the products to be sold when conducting switching?

Switching refers to the procedure of changing the investment product(s) currently held (or uninstructed individual assets) to another product. As for the selling amount, you can specify the enti... Show Detail

What type of investment is a diversified investment?

Diversified investment refers to investing in multiple assets with different price fluctuation characteristics. When diversifying investments, fully understand the characteristics of each pr... Show Detail

What is the method of long-term investment?

The purpose of a defined contribution pension plan is to build assets for post-work life. Therefore, the investment period in a defined contribution pension plan is long. The key to the investmen... Show Detail

What are uninstructed individual assets?

It refers to, among assets in a defined contribution pension account, the assets for which investment instructions are not provided. If investment instructions are not provided when contribution... Show Detail

Can I cancel my switching order?

Switching order can be cancelled up to 11:59 p.m. on the day you complete the switching procedure (the following business day if the date of receipt is a bank holiday). ＜How to cancel a switchin... Show Detail

Contributions for my individual-type DC (iDeCo) have been withdrawn from my bank account, but the asset balance on the AnswerNet is still zero. Why is this?

Contributions for an individual-type DC (iDeCo) are withdrawn from bank account on the 26th(*). Once the contributions are withdrawn, they are kept by the National Pension Fund Association and c... Show Detail

Would it be possible to invest in an investment product that is not available in my current plan?

You are not allowed to invest in an investment product that is not available in your plan. Show Detail

What is the difference between changing allocation ratios for contributions and switching?

Both changing allocation ratios for contributions and switching are the procedures for changing investment products. However, the two procedures are separate procedures with different targets, and ... Show Detail

What are the costs and fees associated with investment in investment trusts?

＜Costs and fees＞ (1) Asset management fee This is a fee for investment and management. It applies to all investment trusts. A certain percentage of the asset balance is deducted daily during ... Show Detail