translated by deepL
Due to rising prices caused by the situation in Iran, we are temporarily reducing tuition fees for a limited period.
Please check our website for further details.
(The campaign page can be found at the bottom right of the website.)
We are temporarily reducing tuition fees in line with national policy.
Japan is experiencing negative real interest rates and a structural trend of yen depreciation.
Companies are hoarding retained earnings, real wages remain stuck in negative territory, and prices continue to rise due to import inflation.
If total factor productivity (TFP) rises as a result of the Takashi administration’s growth strategy, the Japanese economy should grow.
We will monitor the situation for a while.
We estimate that it will take at least three months for the situation to stabilise, taking into account factors such as price pass-through.
This is also something I have observed whilst running my own business.
Whilst there is an inevitable aspect to this given that we are a private enterprise, I feel that the commercialism of financial institutions in the West and Japan has gone too far.
Even in the asset management industry in which I work, it is an industry that exploits people by selling them at high prices things that can easily be learnt from YouTube or books.
Many claim to put the customer first, but the reality is quite different.
I am firmly opposed to deceiving people by using the advantage of knowledge as a weapon.
I am also happy to advise on cost-effective study methods, even for those who do not enrol at our academy.
Furthermore, as there are economic disparities across the world, I also take per capita GDP into account.
If you are interested, please contact us via our institute’s website.
Finally, there are generally no such things as get-rich-quick schemes.
High-quality products command a commensurate market value.
Please be extremely wary of investment scams that promise easy returns or claim to be free.
Wako