How To Protect Your Investments From Inflation With Blue Chip Stocks (ETFs, Bonds And Mutual Funds)

by | Oct 19, 2022 | Inflation Hedge | 7 comments

How To Protect Your Investments From Inflation With Blue Chip Stocks (ETFs, Bonds And Mutual Funds)




In this video, Toby Mathis, Esq. will explain how to protect your investments from inflation by making sure your cash never loses its value.

If you don’t trust banks and are unsure of what to do with your money, then you are in a bit of a pickle at the moment. You need to be asking yourself the right questions right now as inflation runs rampant in the streets as we speak.

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Where should your cash be stored?

Why does it matter?

What are my options?

These are but a few questions that you need to be asking yourself as you prepare your finances for the long haul.

If you have 8 minutes to spare, then we have the solutions your possibly looking for.

For starters, the cash you currently have in your hand right now can be compared to that of an ice cube. The cube is slowly melting away as the value of your cash is slowly melting away.

“According to our government, it’s melting at about 8% per year” 0:35

The thought alone is scary, we know, but there is something you can do during these trying times.

This is the perfect solution 4:36

If you want to learn what you can do, then watch the video to the end, and be sure to check out our other content too.

It’s so much easier with securities 6:24

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Show Notes

0:00 What should I do with my cash?
2:38 Blue chip stocks can combat inflation
5:00 Investing in a dividend portfolio
7:13 Summary
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7 Comments

  1. Matt Allan

    Question: If equities go up when inflation rises, why then is the stock market dropping so much this year if we have record high inflation?
    Thanks

  2. D L

    Does security through obscurity work? How many times has it failed? When and how?

  3. FlashOfLight

    That 15% inflation number is totally bogus. Using my own numbers, it's way less than 15%. 9% in 2021 is much closer to the truth for me. The same guy from shadowstats claiming 15% inflation also claims the inflation rate from year 2000 to today is 9% per year and I know that's way, way off the mark because I remember what things cost in year 2000 and can do the math easily to show that inflation over the past 22 years is way less than 9%. Using my own numbers from Y2k, it's about 3.5% annual inflation for me. For example, a new car that costs $17k in the year 2000 might cost $35k today with MSRP + dealer junk fees. That's just 3.5% inflation even after the supply chain problems for cars. Way less than 9%. I agree that the BLS can't be trusted, but we are talking about a difference of less than 1% per year. Still a big difference if inflation is 3%, but it's nothing like 9%

  4. thementat

    There is another type of asset which is a good long term store of value – gold and silver. Just a different type of money that is measured in weight. Each ounce requires a certain amount of energy/labor as opposed to fiat currency which can be created in infinite amounts at zero cost by central banks and commercial banks when they make a "loan".

    The erosion of purchasing power if merely a symptom of the inevitable demise of a fiat currency (100% failure rate to date excluding current currencies). It may be very well that you will lose less purchasing power if holding other assets but you may end up losing purchasing power even if your equities prices increase (and the government will tax you for capital gains even if there are loses, because they measure it by the currency).

  5. Ina Di

    Toby, is there a video on how small businesses (LLC, S-corp) can benefit from the cares act tax incentives. Is that one of the services offered at the Anderson Business Advisors?

    Thank you for the excellent insights in the prior videos!

  6. Pelican5077

    You are operating under the assumption that the blue chip stocks will eventually turn around after they crash 80%. I’d rather be sitting on 250k in cash, in max safety mode, until we truly hit bottom. And we are not even close to that point yet. Inflation protection is useless if your portfolio value just lost 40-80%. 60% cash. 25% gold. 15% equities w/ commodity focus and 5% devoted to speculation. My bet is that at the bottom I’m way better off than the strategy suggested here. Just sayin.

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