Amidst rising prices, a survey of 300 individuals starting new lives found that approximately 90% are considering reviewing their fixed costs. The saved money is primarily intended for savings, followed by investments, indicating a strong desire to prepare for the future.
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- 📰 Published: April 2, 2026 at 22:10
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The Reality of New Life and Household Budget Review
April marks the start of new lives with entrance ceremonies, new jobs, and transfers. However, in recent years, rising prices due to increases in food and energy costs have continued, and household burdens are trending upwards.
More and more people are thinking, "I want to review my expenses" or "I want to strengthen my financial management for the future." The movement to optimize household finances by reviewing fixed costs is expanding.
Our asset management media "Asset Knowledge" conducted a survey targeting men and women aged 20 and over nationwide to investigate the reality of fixed cost review and financial management in new lives.
■ Survey Overview
Survey Name: Survey on the Reality of Fixed Cost Review and Financial Management
Survey Entity: Asset management media "Asset Knowledge" (Knowledge Art LLC)
Survey Method: Internet survey
Survey Period: March 31, 2026 - April 1, 2026
Survey Target: Men and women aged 20 and over nationwide
Valid Responses: 300
About 90% are Positive About Reviewing Fixed Costs
When asked, "Did you review your fixed costs to align with your new life in April?", 212 people (70.7%) answered "Considering it," and 56 people (18.7%) answered "Reviewed." In total, **268 people (89.4%) are positive about reviewing fixed costs**.
Only 32 people (10.6%) answered "Have not reviewed," indicating that many people are strongly conscious of improving their household finances as an opportunity presented by their new life.
Reviewing fixed costs is a major aspect of new life.
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