“20 million yen after retirement” council to asset formation deputy prime minister “Customer-oriented” September 20, 15:20
The deputy prime minister and finance minister of Aso said that the debate on asset formation will start again next month at the FSA's council that criticized reports that about 20 million yen would be required after retirement. The idea of wanting to make a discussion from the standpoint of those who operate
The FSA's council was criticized for a report that it needed about 20 million yen after retirement, and next month it will resume discussions on how assets should be formed in a working group of the same experts. The
As for this, Vice Prime Minister Aso told reporters after the cabinet meeting on the 20th, “I have to do something customer-centric, but that wasn't in that direction, so I have to do a lot.” He expressed his desire to make discussions from the standpoint of those who manage assets.
Vice Prime Minister Aso did not receive the criticized report, but the Financial Services Agency says that the report will continue to be posted on the website without modification.
As for this, Vice Prime Minister Aso said, “That story is on the homepage and I can still see it all, but that ’s one opinion.” I showed the idea to continue.