TOKYO -- Japan's retail investors are purchasing stocks through the Nippon Individual Savings Account program at a record pace following its overhaul earlier this month, with Japan Tobacco and other high-dividend shares drawing particular interest.
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Younger retail investors are using NISA accounts to build assets, especially as concerns grow over the sustainability of social welfare programs. (Photo by Nanami Sato)
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