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The basics of asset building (long-term, cumulative, and diversified investment).

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  1. Investing in financial products can be expected to yield higher returns than savings deposits, but there is also a risk of losing the principal.
  2. The profit obtained by reinvesting the returns from investments or deposits along with the original principal is called compound interest, and the effect of compounding becomes greater over a long period.
  3. Diversifying across multiple assets with different price movements (domestic/overseas, stocks/bonds/real estate, etc.) can help suppress price fluctuations to some extent.

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