An IT executive in his 50s who built about ¥200 million and achieved FIRE explains that frequent transfers can expand wealth: corporate allowances and housing subsidies cut living costs, freeing funds for investments in stocks, real estate, and side ventures. He says relocation yielded roughly 1.9 times more assets than a non-relocation path, with about 32% asset growth from allowances and housing, 33% from investments, and 22% from unrealized real estate gains. Psychologically, experiences abroad broadened his thinking and risk tolerance, fueling a constructive investment cycle and higher lifestyle quality. With firms increasing relocation pay, he views relocation as an efficient long-term investment in career and wealth.