Video Overview
The speaker uses the case’s apartment value and rent to calculate a yield and proposes selling it to invest in 00662. He then argues against moving to Canada, Australia, or New Zealand, citing employment, living costs, and the next generation. The second half uses annual spending of NT$1.7 million to set targets at 25 and 50 times expenses, comparing the preparation period with and without selling the apartment. The country assessments and projections depend on the speaker’s assumptions and are not advice from this site.
Key Takeaways
- Using an apartment valued at NT$10 million and monthly rent of NT$20,000, the speaker calculates a roughly 2.4% rental yield and suggests selling it to invest in 00662.
- The speaker opposes the case’s proposed move to Canada, Australia, or New Zealand based on his views about employment, innovation, household costs, and the next generation.
- He argues that remaining in Taiwan may be easier for this family, then applies targets of 25 and 50 times annual spending to compare timelines before and after a sale.
Chapters
About 00:00:09 · Rental Yield and Use of Capital
The speaker calculates a yield from the case’s property value and rent, then gives a personal view on selling and investing the proceeds.
About 00:00:22 · Emigration and Retirement Calculations
The speaker discusses family tradeoffs, then compares two expense-based retirement targets before and after a property sale.
Related Topics
emigration planning, retirement assets, rental yield, 00662, household living costs, children and education, retirement withdrawals, expense multiples
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