Building a 'Nursing Care/Dementia Ecosystem' to Tackle 9 Trillion Yen Economic Loss: Family Trust Company Famitra Joins Asahi Life's 'Everyone's Peace of Mind 100-Year Project'
Famitra announces its participation in Asahi Life's 'Everyone's Peace of Mind 100-Year Project.'
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Famitra Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director and CEO: Katsuhito Mitsuhashi) is pleased to announce its participation in the 'Everyone's Peace of Mind 100-Year Project,' which Asahi Mutual Life Insurance Company (hereinafter 'Asahi Life') will begin offering in April 2026. Within this project's ecosystem, Famitra will provide its family trust service, 'Shintakun.'
### Background and Purpose of the Project
As of 2023, the number of people in Japan certified as requiring support or long-term care reached approximately 7 million, and this is expected to grow to approximately 9.5 million by 2030. Furthermore, including those with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI), it is estimated that by 2030, approximately one in three people aged 65 or older will be affected. Consequently, the value of assets frozen due to dementia is said to reach a scale of approximately 318 trillion yen. Additionally, for 'business carers' who provide family care while working, the difficulty of balancing both is estimated to result in an economic loss exceeding 9 trillion yen by 2030.
In response to these serious social issues, Asahi Life faced the reality that 'nursing care concerns cannot be solved by insurance payouts (financial security) alone' and launched the 'Everyone's Peace of Mind 100-Year Project' to provide comprehensive nursing care solutions. Famitra deeply resonates with this vision and has decided to join the project. By leveraging our expertise in family trusts and our tech-driven efficient trust formation support, we will contribute to solving social issues through our family trust service, 'Shintakun.'
### About the Family Trust Service 'Shintakun'
1. **Integration of Insurance Payouts and Family Trusts**
It is possible to incorporate insurance payouts from Asahi Life's dementia and nursing care insurance into trust assets. By establishing a mechanism where a pre-designated trustee (family member, etc.) can manage and utilize insurance payouts received when the settlor develops dementia or requires care, we create an environment where these funds can be reliably used for the individual's care and living expenses.
*Note: This does not mean the insurance contract itself or the right to claim insurance benefits becomes the trust property.*
2. **Industry-First 'Post-payment' Consulting Model (Major Feature)**
This service does not charge a consulting fee at the time the trust contract is concluded.
- **Timing of Payment:** Payments occur only when the effectiveness of the family trust is actually required, such as when dementia or nursing care insurance payouts are made, or when the settlor's decision-making capacity declines.
By introducing this 'post-payment' system, it becomes possible for customers who previously gave up on the idea due to cost to begin preparing for the future without a heavy initial financial burden.
### Background and Purpose of the Project
As of 2023, the number of people in Japan certified as requiring support or long-term care reached approximately 7 million, and this is expected to grow to approximately 9.5 million by 2030. Furthermore, including those with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI), it is estimated that by 2030, approximately one in three people aged 65 or older will be affected. Consequently, the value of assets frozen due to dementia is said to reach a scale of approximately 318 trillion yen. Additionally, for 'business carers' who provide family care while working, the difficulty of balancing both is estimated to result in an economic loss exceeding 9 trillion yen by 2030.
In response to these serious social issues, Asahi Life faced the reality that 'nursing care concerns cannot be solved by insurance payouts (financial security) alone' and launched the 'Everyone's Peace of Mind 100-Year Project' to provide comprehensive nursing care solutions. Famitra deeply resonates with this vision and has decided to join the project. By leveraging our expertise in family trusts and our tech-driven efficient trust formation support, we will contribute to solving social issues through our family trust service, 'Shintakun.'
### About the Family Trust Service 'Shintakun'
1. **Integration of Insurance Payouts and Family Trusts**
It is possible to incorporate insurance payouts from Asahi Life's dementia and nursing care insurance into trust assets. By establishing a mechanism where a pre-designated trustee (family member, etc.) can manage and utilize insurance payouts received when the settlor develops dementia or requires care, we create an environment where these funds can be reliably used for the individual's care and living expenses.
*Note: This does not mean the insurance contract itself or the right to claim insurance benefits becomes the trust property.*
2. **Industry-First 'Post-payment' Consulting Model (Major Feature)**
This service does not charge a consulting fee at the time the trust contract is concluded.
- **Timing of Payment:** Payments occur only when the effectiveness of the family trust is actually required, such as when dementia or nursing care insurance payouts are made, or when the settlor's decision-making capacity declines.
By introducing this 'post-payment' system, it becomes possible for customers who previously gave up on the idea due to cost to begin preparing for the future without a heavy initial financial burden.