Inflation Investing MISTAKE

by | Sep 24, 2022 | Invest During Inflation | 8 comments

Inflation Investing MISTAKE




Today is more of a rant on investing in periods of high inflation.

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8 Comments

  1. Arnold Slabbekoorn

    With inflation at least I have put 10k in Series I bonds, at 9.62% interest rate in May, might average in November over a year a bit lower but still probably 8%. You can do another 10k per kid as well, so 30k at 8% will give you a higher return then anything would give you coming 12-18 months. Downside, you need to leave it there for 15 months, because if you take out before 5 years you lose last 3 months of interest. But I think inflation stays relative high coming 2 years were you can get maybe 8% this year and 5-6% next year.

  2. Bruce Smith

    Thanks Dustin good info

  3. Wilma

    Great advice

  4. Richard C

    Dustin, that is a very good point. I guess they have much faith in the fed?

  5. TheChef

    Could you do a video on how to handle winning the 1 billion dollar mega million? What would you specifically do if you won that amount overnight? Take cash option for 600 mil? Set aside 50% for taxes, etc etc

  6. Ccmusic

    Very good advice. Thanks!

  7. Z

    Doesn’t matter if product goes up and the rate did go up (interest rates) they get more money. So yes inflation banks bank more dough.

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