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What Is The Best Way To Hedge Against Inflation?
Inflation is screaming 😱 out of control. Many people who are very conservative have been saving money for years if not decades. What is the best way to invest money during periods of out of control Inflation?
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Have you money parked in appreciating assets (aka cashflow)… Think of it this way: Inflation means the buying power of the dollar is going down. Appreciation means the value of an asset is going up… These two work hand-in-hand…
Here’s my personal list that I go buy in order of importance with examples
- Appreciating asset – Home Value going up AND you’re cash-flowing monthly
- Depreciating asset – Home Value going down BUT you’re cash-flowing monthly
- Appreciating property – Home Value going up BUT you’re breaking even on your expenses
- Appreciating liability – Home Value going up BUT you’re losing money monthly
- Depreciating property – Home Value going down AND you’re breaking even on your expenses
- Depreciating liability – Home Value going down AND you’re losing money monthly
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This reply was modified 1 year ago by Nelson.
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Cash is the worst way of holding your assets in a high inflation economy. The stock market is too volatile. Real estate is the investment of choice in a unstable volatile economy with inflation out of control.