Japan is considering creating a new tax exemption program aimed at elderly investors that would exclusively allow them to invest in funds offering monthly dividends, sources familiar with the matter said Wednesday.The Financial Services Agency is also considering lowering or scrapping the age restriction on "tsumitate" installment-type programs for long-term mutual funds, which currently require investors to be aged 18 or older, the sources said.A parliamentary group of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, chaired by former Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, is preparing to propose to the govern…READ FULL ARTICLE