- The Future of Finance
Is this the end of the problem of high lunch prices in Fukuoka? We investigate the latest restaurants in Tenjin that offer "450 yen set meals"!
As prices continue to rise, more and more Business are saying, "It feels like lunch prices are getting more expensive." Particularly in Fukuoka City, lunches that once cost just 500 yen are now the norm, costing around 1,000 yen. In this context, companies offering surprising "450 yen set meals" in their employee cafeterias, as well as public cafeterias and company cafeterias, are garnering attention. In this article, we'll introduce you to the latest cafeteria trends in Tenjin, Tenjin, and the inside story of a company cafeteria that boasts amazing quality and low prices!
[Must-see for dual-income households] 3 reasons why Fukuoka is a "city that nurtures the future"
Today's dual-income households, busy balancing work and child-rearing, face issues related to the child-rearing environment, careers, and financial stability. This article uses data from Fukuoka City, a city expected to grow even amid a declining population in Japan, to explain how a good child-rearing environment and future asset formation are closely linked. It offers hints for a new life plan in Fukuoka that will simultaneously provide daily peace of mind and prepare for the future.
Fukuoka Prefecture tops the list of couples with the most pocket money at 46,212 yen, surpassing Tokyo and Osaka Prefectures.
A survey of couples who use an allowance system revealed that the average monthly allowance for couples in Fukuoka Prefecture is the highest in the country. Fukuoka Prefecture is also a regular top-ranking prefecture in various rankings of money-related aspects of daily life.
[Fukuoka City] Save up to 40,000 yen! A summary of premium gift certificates that can be used in Fukuoka City, including One Building
It's so cold in Fukuoka City that it's hard to believe we were wearing short sleeves just the other day. It's times like these that make it so important to keep your wallet warm! With the PayPay app and various electronic money options, you have the chance to enjoy shopping and dining with savings of up to 40,000 yen! This article will introduce the latest information on premium gift certificates that can be used at One Building, Shintencho, and other locations. Be sure to check it out before heading out, visiting your hometown, or traveling!
Improve your household finances by 50,000 yen a month and turn it into "passive income"! How to start investing in a newly built one-room apartment
It's wonderful that you've taken the step of reviewing your household finances and looking at your monthly income and expenses for the future. The resulting monthly surplus of several tens of thousands of yen is a surefire gemstone for enriching your future. So, how do you polish this precious gemstone next? In this article, we'll use a family in a similar situation as you as a model case study to demonstrate the specific path they took to turn their monthly income of 50,000 yen into stable rental income. Why did they choose real estate investment? How did they choose the property? We'll explain step-by-step, from start to finish, so you can confidently start with zero knowledge.
Hometown tax alone is a waste! How to increase your take-home pay by combining tax savings starting from an annual income of 5 million yen
Have you made the last-minute hometown tax donation yet? With the system set to undergo revision at the end of September, many people are thinking about making smart use of it. However, hometown tax donations aren't the only system that offers great benefits. Did you know that you can maximize its effectiveness by combining it with other systems available to company employees and civil servants? This article will explain in detail how to take your hometown tax donations to the next level by combining them with systems like iDeCo and NISA to save on taxes and improve your household finances. Let's think together about how to use the money you save on taxes to further your future.
What are the definite asset-building benefits of the "Hometown Tax" system, which remains unchanged even after the system reform?
The hometown tax system will reach a major turning point on October 1, 2025. However, even with this revision, the basic benefit of hometown tax, which optimizes household finances with a net burden of 2,000 yen, remains unchanged. In this article, we will explain in detail the key points of the system revision, why you should start now, and specific ways to use it.
A must-see for those who can't save! How to save 100,000 yen a year just by "visualizing" your household finances
"I want to save more for the future, but for some reason I always end up with no money left at the end of the month..." Have you ever felt that way? The cause may be everyday "unintentional expenses" that you don't even realize you're making. But don't worry. It's surprisingly easy to spot wasteful spending without having to resort to difficult savings or self-restraint measures; just by visualizing your household finances and understanding your money flow. Start by aiming to save 100,000 yen a year. Then, by following the methods explained in this article, building up investment funds for the future that far exceed that amount is not a dream.
[Kasuga City, Fukuoka Prefecture] Popular products from "Lopia" will be available for the first time as hometown tax gifts! Applications will begin in October as gifts in return for Kasuga City donations!
Starting in October 2025, the flagship products of the food supermarket "Lopia" will be available as a return gift for hometown tax donations in Kasuga City, Fukuoka Prefecture. This is the first time in Japan that Lopia products will be offered as part of hometown tax donations! Even if you don't have a Lopia store nearby, this is your chance to enjoy Lopia products at home!
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[Is NISA not enough?] A practical guide to take your asset formation to the next stage
You're steadily building your assets with NISA, iDeCo, and investment trusts. You've continued to make monthly installment investments smoothly, and your understanding of investing has deepened. But have you ever wondered, "Is this really okay?" Now that you've gained experience with small investments, you want to grow your assets even more. Many of you may be wondering if your current investment pace will take too long to achieve your goals. In this article, we'll introduce a new option for you: condominium investment. We'll explain the potential for asset building, which goes a step beyond small-scale investments, from both the benefits and risks perspectives.
