I gave some advice on money to a certain colleague. It's not a big deal to me. Save in advance, build up a certain amount of emergency funds, and start investing with small amounts.
I briefly explained about the tax-exempt investment system NISA and the iDeCo system for accumulating retirement funds while saving on taxes. After giving such advice, rumors about me started to circulate a few months later.
"It seems that person has tens of millions of yen in assets. It seems like their parents are rich and they inherited a large amount of inheritance." This rumor is partly false and partly true.
A wealth of 10 million yen is something I accumulated myself, and the inheritance from my father is just a few million yen. My parents are not well-off at all. My living mother is worried about her own retirement funds.
Rumors of fantasies have spread about me, who seems to be very knowledgeable about money and likely to have a large amount of assets. There is no actual harm, so I am ignoring it. How did this happen? I tried to analyze it in my own way.
Perhaps many people have never accumulated 10 million yen in funds, and may think it is impossible for the common people? If it were possible, they would probably only consider inheriting a large sum from rich parents.
Or is it a high amount lottery winning?...