Survey of 579 People in Their 20s and 30s! Uncovering the Reality Where About Half Cannot Save

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<Survey conducted among 579 men and women in their 20s and 30s> "Textbook for Knowing the Inside of Real Estate Investment" (Operated by: LandSitz Co., Ltd., https://landsitz.biz/), an owned media that distributes information about real estate investment, conducted an awareness survey on savings targeting 579 men and women in their 20s and 30s nationwide.

This survey investigated the monthly savings ratio, total savings amount, and the actual state of asset management. As a result, it was revealed that 55.8% (323 people) effectively have zero savings, combining those who answered "cannot save" and "less than 10%". In the free-response section, many voices cited "No leeway due to high prices" and "Money disappears to student loans and rent," highlighting that the structural low-income level is the biggest wall preventing younger generations from saving. On the other hand, looking at asset management, 43.7% are utilizing the new NISA system, showing a clear polarization with those who actively use the system to prepare for the future.

[Survey Summary] Survey Period: March 12, 2026 - March 26, 2026 Survey Method: Internet Survey Target Audience: Men and women in their 20s and 30s nationwide Number of Valid Responses: 579 (149 men, 430 women)

[Detailed Survey Results] 1. Respondent Attributes In this survey, the composition was 74.3% women (430 people) and 25.7% men (149 people). Regarding age groups, people in their 30s accounted for the majority at 65.8% (381 people). By occupation, "Company employee (full-time)" was the most common at 43.7% (253 people), followed by "Part-time worker" at 19.0% (110 people) and "Full-time homemaker" at 12.1% (70 people), showing responses from people with diverse employment statuses.