Contributions for an individual-type DC (iDeCo) are withdrawn from bank account on the 26th(*). Once the contributions are withdrawn, they are kept by the National Pension Fund Association and c...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
You can see it on the AnswerNet. <How to find "Transaction History"> Log in to the AnswerNet > Click on the "Participant Main Page" tab > Click on "View History" in the orange frame where... Show Detail
Switching refers to the procedure of selling the investment products currently held and purchasing other investment products. Therefore, it takes about one week to 10 days to complete all transa... Show Detail
What is a designated investment product?
A designated investment product is an investment product to be purchased automatically in the event that participants do not designate allocation ratios during the instruction period(*1) and extens... Show Detail
Are there any fees for switching investment products?
There is no fee for the switching procedure. Depending on the investment product, fees such as partial redemption charge or redemption charge may be deducted at the time of sale or purchase. ... Show Detail
Is it possible for a corporate-type DC participant to conduct switching after he/she retires?
If a corporate-type DC participant retires before the age of 60, he/she will not be able to change investment products once the procedure to terminate eligibility (registration of retirement) is co... 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 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
What is dollar cost averaging?
The method by which a specific amount of money is invested in the same investment product on a regular basis in specific diversified timings is called "dollar cost averaging". As the dollar cost a... Show Detail
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