By SHUHEI SHIBATA/ Staff Writer
June 23, 2021 at 07:00 JST
The man in his 30s who opened a Junior NISA account under his son’s name checks stock prices in Tokyo on June 5. (Shuhei Shibata)
A change in a little-used long-term investment program that is ending soon has led to a surge in new accounts apparently opened by people seeking quick, tax-free earnings. [Read More]
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