46 years old My trajectory of saving 200 million yen in 3 years after divorce | Investment Tips for Women

When I decided to divorce at the age of 46, I had no social experience in 22 years of housewife life, saved only 3 million yen from shared property, and lived only in a temporary apartment. People around me said that it was impossible to start over at this age, and I myself spent days crying every day in despair.

I started a part-time job at a convenience store to rebuild my life, but when I paid rent and food expenses at an hourly wage of 1050 yen, my life was exhausted. I was impatient and decided to look for a breakthrough.

At that time, I heard from a classmate who had recovered from divorce that "investment can be started with a small amount." At first, I had a prejudice that "investment is a rich man's play," but I thought it was worth trying in this state, so I started reading books for beginners.

It was not easy to learn new things at the age of 46. I did not understand economic terms, and even the first trial investment of 10,000 yen was lost, so I thought about quitting many times. However, I told myself that if I ran away here, I would throw away my life, so I collected materials at the library on holidays and continued taking online courses until midnight on my way home from part-time work.

Gradually I got the hang of investing and started to make a profit. Repeatedly reinvesting tens of thousands of yen in profits per month, after one year the investment income exceeded the part-time salary, and after two years I was able to quit my part-time job and concentrate on investing.

Now, three years after my divorce, my assets have exceeded 200 million yen, I can buy my favorite apartment and have enough expenses for my children to go to school.

When I recently posted about my experience with Lemon8, I received messages from many women asking, "Is it possible even at the age of 46?," "How did you save 200 million yen?," "I don't know how to start investing," and some wondering, "Isn't it a lie?"

I can understand these voices, so I've organized an overview of asset management - starting with low-risk mutual funds, gradually gaining knowledge of stock investment, and finding a style that suits me.

It's okay if there are people who say "I don't know where to start" or "I can't take steps because of anxiety." I was like that at first too. Please send me a message if you like, and I will give you specific advice based on my experience.

The scariest thing is to hesitate to take a step. Anxiety remains, but if you overcome it and take the first step, your life can change. Just as investment became my breakthrough, I believe that you can escape from difficulties and live an ideal life ✨Economic independence of middle-aged women Restart from the age of 46 Independence after divorce