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Forit Co., Ltd. Anxiety about the future that does not disappear no matter how much money is saved 70% of the total saves “in preparation for old age”

Forit Co., Ltd.
Anxiety about the future that doesn’t go away no matter how much money you have 70% of all people are saving for their old age
~ What are the polarized savings amounts and how they are used by age group and annual household income ~

The Web3 media “Mediverse” operated by Forit Co., Ltd. conducted its own “Survey on savings”, so we will inform you of the survey results. When quoting the contents of articles, graphs, data, etc., instead of reprinting this press release, please be sure to include the link below as the source.
https://www.for-it.co.jp/mediverse/results/crypto-survey-221209 (Nofollow attribute not allowed)
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Survey outline
[Target] Men and women aged 20 to 69 nationwide
[Number of samples] 500 people
[Residence] All 47 prefectures
[Survey method] Internet research
[Survey date] November 30, 2022
[Research Media] Mediverse
Survey results
・Amount of savings
The volume zone in the current savings amount is “0 to 490,000 yen” and “10 million yen or more” at the same rate of 28.40%, and these two items alone account for about 60% of the total. Considering that there is not much difference in the proportion of the middle class with 500,000 to 9,990,000 yen, it can be seen that the amount of savings tends to be polarized.
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By age group, “up to 490,000 yen” accounted for the highest percentage for all generations except those in their 60s, exceeding the overall average of 28.40%. Among those in their 60s, 37.57% answered “10 million yen or more”, but the second highest was “up to 490,000 yen” at 21.97%.
In addition, while 7.14% of those in their 30s answered “10 million yen or more” was the lowest, one in four people in their 20s, 40s, and 50s answered “10 million yen or more.”
However, 1 in 3 people in their 40s and 50s, and 1 in 2 people in their 20s answered “up to 490,000 yen” change can be seen.
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By annual household income, it can be seen that there is a difference in whether “0 to 490,000 yen” or “10 million yen or more” will be the top share in each annual income group at the 7 million yen household annual income point.
Furthermore, there is a double difference in the percentage of those with an annual income of 7 million to 10 million yen and those with an annual income of 10 million yen or more who have savings of 10 million yen or more. It is assumed that there is a new branch point. On the other hand, the annual income group of 3 million yen to 5 million yen and the annual income group of 5 million yen to 7 million yen tend to have a similar percentage of savings overall. 10,000 yen or more”, it can be said that there is little correlation between household annual income and the amount of savings.
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・Saving purpose
70.00% of respondents said that they used their savings to prepare for their old age. In addition, 30.40% answered “when something happens to the family” and 28.60% answered “travel and hobbies”, indicating that saving is not so much to enjoy leisure time in the near future as a source of security for anxiety about the future. I can see that. [Image 5

By age group, the top 3 were unanimously regardless of generation, with “preparing for old age”, “when something happened to the family” and “travel and hobbies” ranked in, with “preparing for old age” being the top choice for all generations. “te” stood out.
Those in their 20s to 50s ranked 2nd, “When something happened to their family,” and 3rd, “Travel and hobbies,” while those in their 60s ranked 2nd, “Travel and hobbies,” and 3rd, “For family.” In the case of people in their 60s, who generally reach retirement age, they have already saved a certain amount for the emergency of their family, and have shifted to saving for enjoying leisure time. It is possible that there are
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When viewed by annual household income, “preparing for old age” was the highest among all income groups, but there was a difference in household income from the 2nd place onwards.
For households with an annual income of 3 million yen or more, the ranking changed to 2nd place “When something happened to family members” and 3rd place “Travel and hobbies”. From this, it can be inferred that the increase in annual household income has resulted in well-balanced savings in multiple items.
In addition, since savings for “children” exceed 20% of the total from the annual household income of 5 million yen, it is a glimpse of the attitude of consciously saving for children, although it has the 4th share rate. I get it.
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・Overview
According to the results of this questionnaire survey, the amount of savings tends to be polarized, and it has become clear that there is a difference in savings even when viewed by age group and annual household income.
In terms of how to use savings, saving for retirement is
overwhelmingly common in all age groups and household annual incomes, and it can be inferred that savings are one of the sources of peace of mind for alleviating anxiety about the future.
Furthermore, looking at age groups and annual household income, there is no doubt that for old age, for family, and for leisure are ranked in, regardless of age or income. It is conceivable that what you don’t want is the same.
・ Click here for past survey results
https://www.for-it.co.jp/mediverse/results/
What is “Mediverse”?
Web3 media operated by Forit Co., Ltd. since April 2022, domestic and foreign crypto assets (virtual currency), NFT (Non-Fungible Token), NFT games, DeFi (Decentralized Finance) We will contribute to the growth of this market by delivering the latest information such as finance) in an easy-to-understand manner even for beginners. ・Mediverse: https://www.for-it.co.jp/mediverse/
・ Media overview material:
https://www.for-it.co.jp/assets/documents/mediverse.pdf
・ Content policy: https://www.for-it.co.jp/mediverse/contents-policy/ Company Profile
Company name: Forit Co., Ltd.
Representative: Takeharu Yoshizawa, President and CEO
Location: E Space Tower 9F, 3-6 Maruyamacho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo Capital: 10 million yen (as of the end of April 2022)
URL: https://www.for-it.co.jp/
When quoting the contents of articles, graphs, data, etc., instead of reprinting this press release, please be sure to include the link below as the source.
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