'Chaebol third generation taking a financial management class?' Shinsegae family's Anya, Shuka mentions '2.8 trillion won' in profits, saying "Jackpot" [Star Issue]

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Members of the group All Day Project received financial management lessons from economic YouTuber Shuka.

On the 7th, a video titled 'LEARNING CREW-Financial Management' was uploaded to the All Day Project YouTube channel. On that day, Shuka, an economic YouTuber with 3.7 million subscribers, appeared as a guest instructor.

The members of All Day Project displayed sharply divided investment tendencies. While Woo-chan showed interest in stock trading, Tarzan revealed a unique method for growing assets. Tarzan said, "I consistently collect Pokémon cards. I believe they have sufficient value." He added, "Given their long history spanning 30 years, their worth is likely to rise further. Isn't there no child who dislikes Pokémon? They are closer to safe assets than stocks."

In response, Shuka pointed out Tarzan as "a member who might blindly follow others' advice," to which Tarzan replied, "If I hear something is good, I buy it first. Eventually, everything will turn into money." He continued, "Actually, before anyone recommends anything, I've already bought everything or my account is empty. When funds run low, I'll just sell off items like gold necklaces one by one. I enjoy the pleasure of spending money. Since time cannot be bought with money, isn't it right to enjoy and consume now?" revealing his YOLO-style consumption mindset.

The conversation then shifted to stock investments. When Bailey asked, "Have you ever regretted buying something and wished you hadn't?", Shuka answered, "That happens very often."

Later, when a case of winning the top prize in the U.S. Powerball lottery worth 2.8 trillion won was introduced, Anya immediately exclaimed, "Jackpot!" expressing surprise. Anya is the granddaughter of Lee Myung-hee, the chairperson of Shinsegae Group, and the daughter of Shinsegae Jeong Yu-gyeong (Chairman).

When Woo-chan mentioned short-form content and asked, "Don't many people say that big lottery winners ultimately end up unhappy?", Anya responded, "If it's around 2.8 trillion won, the ending probably wouldn't be bad."

Agreeing with Anya, Shuka explained, "At a level of 2.8 trillion won, even a simple calculation shows that at just a 3% interest rate, about 7 billion won in interest would be deposited monthly. No matter how extravagantly you spend, the principal won't decrease. With stakes like that, it usually ends with a happy ending."

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