The long-term investment plan has been revised.
　One is that the main product was changed from Nissay Nasdaq100 Asset Management to a total stock market ETF. The reason for this is that I learned while studying books called masterpieces, but I can't underestimate the costs and risks. Investment trusts are inevitably expensive compared to ETFs, and when compared with the above products, ETFs are overwhelmingly cheap at about 7 times 0.2% and 0.03%. I don't know what will happen with exchange in the future, and the SBI Bank/Securities I use has no exchange fees, so I thought there was no problem. Also, it must be said that Nasdaq 100 is high in terms of risk indicators, and its high return was very attractive, and we adopted it as a priority in the original plan, but I learned that what should be prioritized is risk rather than return, so the route was changed as soon as possible. Also, there is a great sense of security that VTI can make diversified investments in most stocks across the US. I realized that a plan not to lose when it comes to long-term investments is the most important. Also, I was at a loss about VOO, but I chose VTI, which is low in price and easy to buy.
　The second is the US ultra-long-term treasury bond ETF E...