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Discover the Importance of Happy End-of-Life Planning

In recent news, the issue of vacant homes in Japan has come to light, with approximately 9 million unoccupied properties nationwide. This situation poses significant challenges not only for homeowners but also for local governments. Surprisingly, data indicates that more than 90% of these vacant homes are not in dilapidated condition. This means that, with the right approach, these properties can either be sold, rented, or utilized effectively. However, many people find themselves at a loss when it comes to addressing inherited family homes. The thought of selling a property that has been in the family for generations can be daunting, and the lack of guidance is a primary reason these homes remain vacant.

As retirement draws nearer, many individuals often put off making decisions about their own or their parents’ homes. Failing to address these matters can lead to financial losses and complications for future family members. The goal of the upcoming seminar is to provide valuable insights into end-of-life planning and property management, encouraging attendees to take proactive steps before any issues arise.

Act Now, Before It’s Too Late

Timing is crucial. By taking action early, homeowners can avoid future problems associated with unoccupied properties. Attending the seminar right after retirement can be a great opportunity to learn from professionals about what to do with your real estate and living situations as you enter your later years. This proactive approach, referred to as “end-of-life planning,” allows individuals to make informed decisions and helps prevent future tragedies, such as the burden of unanswered questions for loved ones.

Join Setagaya's Free Seminar on Happy End-of-Life Planning

Facilitated by the Setagaya City government, the “Happy End-of-Life Planning” seminar aims to equip homeowners with the knowledge needed to manage their properties effectively. This event is collaboratively organized with Mitsui Sumitomo Trust Bank, which provides financial consultation services, under a partnership agreement as part of the “Setagaya Vacant Property Utilization Navigation” initiative. The seminar will feature experts discussing strategies to avoid pitfalls associated with unoccupied homes and practical financial advice from the bank's consultants.

Overcoming the Stigma Related to End-of-Life Planning

Many people associate end-of-life planning with negativity, thinking it’s complex or potentially conflicts with family members. However, understanding key points of this planning can actually improve one’s current lifestyle. The seminar will include a lecture and individual consultation opportunities, allowing participants to engage with trusted professionals where no products will be sold. Instead, attendees will gain knowledge they can use to benefit themselves and their families in the future.

Event Details

• - Date & Time: July 12 (Saturday), 13:00 - 14:30
• - Location: Sirius, 4th Floor, Sangenjaya Hall, 1-41-10 Sangenjaya, Setagaya, Tokyo
• - Cost: Free

Schedule

• - Lecture: 13:00 - 14:30 (Prior registration required)

- Part 1: The Consequences of Not Addressing Family Homes and Common Barriers
- Part 2: Finding Joy in Life Through Personalized End-of-Life Planning

• - Free Consultation: 14:30 - 16:00 (Reservation required)

- Consultations about assets and end-of-life planning: 3 slots available
- Open consultations regarding residential properties and vacant homes: 3 slots available

Registration

• - Online: Setagaya Vacant Property Management Seminar
• - Phone: 0120-057-564

Don't miss this opportunity to take control of your future and ensure a stress-free transition for your family. Join us in exploring the essentials of end-of-life planning and property management!