Chapter 44 I can only worry, but no one can think of a solution

The following content is also introduced in the book "Instant Combat Power", which is about the uneasy psychology of the Japanese. Many people come to my lectures every time, and all of them have a real feeling after listening to it, that is, "worried about the future". Here, as in lectures, I would like to ask the reader the following questions: I'm afraid you will answer "yes" first, and then say "there is no specific countermeasure yet".If you are really worried about the future (take the things mentioned above as an example), then you should try to find a financial institution with a 5% interest rate, and then deposit your money in such a financial institution.This worry will not go away if nothing is done.Of course, what is being said here is appropriate action.

However, at the lecture, most people answered "haven't taken any action yet".Apart from knowing to go to the bank to save money, there is no other action. Before giving the lecture, I asked the 2,000 audience at the venue: "Some of you must choose postal savings and time deposits. If you have more than 70% of your assets in these two forms of savings, then please give an example. hands." As a result, more than half of the people raised their hands. Next, I said: "Please raise your hand if you have converted more than 1/3 of your assets into euros or dollars." As a result, no one raised their hands.

Then I changed the way of asking questions, such as the following questions. "Facing the problem of aging, what have you done?" This time, all the people replied: "I have life insurance, I have retirement funds, and I have savings." A saying I often say in lectures is, "The Japanese are the richest when they are dead".Why do you say that?Because the Japanese are always tireless and even deposit 30% of their retirement funds in the bank. When they die, they leave an average of 35 million yen in deposits per person. It is based on this statistics that I will say that (according to Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications' "National Consumer Actual Survey Report Household Income and Expenditure" statistics).When you go to another world, you can't take money with you. It's a pity that people don't spend their money before they die.In this world, I am afraid that only the Japanese would do this.

By the way, in Sweden, once something happens to the citizens, the government will solve it, so there is no such thing as insurance and savings in Sweden. If the Japanese government can also promise its citizens that "if something happens, the government will take care of it", then the citizens will be able to live without worry.Therefore, you can see that when Italians die, their savings must still be zero. This may be caused by them living longer than expected.Not only Italians, but citizens of all developed countries spend all their money while they are alive. If you think about it carefully, you will feel that this is very reasonable. The so-called life is just like this, so you must try your best to make your life meaningful.