5️⃣ Assets for Protection Against Inflation | How To Protect Your Money From Inflation ?
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- Опубліковано 19 тра 2024
- How to protect your money from inflation? Inflation makes our money loose purchasing power. In times of high inflation, cash and bank deposits are not the best places to keep our money. Where to look for alternative?
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1.stocks 2.bonds 3.precious metals 4.real estate 5.fiat (so pretty much the stsndard advice any blog or newspaper would give on this topic)
my advice would be to invest into local urban food production (look it up)
I'd also really love a video on Japan & their currency.
Do a video on Japan’s stagnating currency. I am getting news from one side and it feels like they are missing something about Japan’s deflation or stagnation.
Scrumptious media, much thanks to you.
Thank you very much for the video. It is very important for people to know.
love it
Buying real estate seems to be a bad idea to combat inflation. I’m not sure about other countries but in Sweden prices of real estate is falling due to the interest rates increasing because of inflation. We have had historically low interest rates which have increased the prices of homes by a lot in the last couple of decades and many people have paid around 1.5% interest rates for the mortgage which have driven up prices since borrowing millions of SEK has been cheap. Now that interest rates are reaching 4% suddenly you are paying more than double the amount of interest and many people can’t afford to pay the high prices anymore and thus we see falling prices. On a regular home you could be looking at €10k to €25k more per year just in interest rates compared to before the interest rates started going up a few months ago.
One video about Ludwig Lachmann and his works? Just a tip
The best way to deal with inflation is to join the government agencies. Try to find a job there.
Imagine if some greedy supporter tries to make inflation mandatory