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Inflation made simple. Inflation is a topic that neither Republicans nor Democrats seem to explain properly, and I believe it's intentional. They’re keeping you in the dark because they profit the most from your confusion. So, let’s break it down simply. Imagine this: You stumble upon a one-of-a-kind Michael... Jordan rookie card in your grandparents' attic. It’s rare, and an appraiser values it at $25 million. Now, everyone who hears about your discovery starts digging through their attics, and suddenly, identical cards begin to pop up everywhere. What happens to the value of your card? It plummets. That’s supply and demand, plain and simple. The more cards there are, the less valuable yours becomes. Now, replace those cards with money, and you’ve got inflation. When the government prints more money, your dollars lose value. The only way money holds value is through scarcity. No scarcity, no value. But why don’t politicians explain this? Two reasons: some are clueless, and others don’t want you to know they’re the problem. When prices rise, it’s not because things are more valuable—it’s because your money is worth less. Want proof? Over the last 20 years, the S&P 500 grew 300%. Sounds great, right? But adjust that for inflation, and the real growth is just 22%, or 1.1% per year. You won’t hear this from Dave Ramsey or most financial advisors, because they need you to buy into the illusion of growth.show more

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Nate Dean2 лет назад

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Фото профиля Lionstone CPA

Lionstone CPA2 лет назад

Additionally, if purchases take more dollars....then there is more sales tax made off those dollars. Since sales tax is generally static based on price not value.

Фото профиля Nate Dean

Nate Dean2 лет назад

Hidden tax multiplied. So true and really 🤯

Фото профиля Levi Nagy

Levi Nagy2 лет назад

This is spot on! Inflation is like a hidden tax that politicians and financial gurus don't want to break down for us. By keeping us in the dark, they maintain control while we watch our money lose value. Understanding the real impact of inflation is crucial—once you see through the illusion, you can start making smarter financial moves.

Фото профиля Nate Dean

Nate Dean2 лет назад

💯😎👊

Фото профиля Jed Dutton

Jed Dutton2 лет назад

Great analogy man!

Фото профиля Nate Dean

Nate Dean2 лет назад

Thanks bro!

Фото профиля David Befort

David Befort2 лет назад

Who benefits most from newly printed money? Politicians and their cronies, they are the first to receive it and get to spend it before the surplus of money has been realized by the market. By time that money makes it into our hands, prices have already gone up to account for it

Фото профиля Nate Dean

Nate Dean2 лет назад

Truth brother! And when prices go up, taxes increase 🤔

Фото профиля Jeff Woodard

Jeff Woodard1 год назад

Good explanation Numbers are off The historical average yearly return of the S&P 500 is 10.473% over the last 20 years, as of the end of July 2024. This assumes dividends are reinvested. Adjusted for inflation, the 20-year average stock market return (including dividends) is 7.712%.

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73,772 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

THE DEBT BOMB IS ABOUT TO DETONATE Economists are warning what politicians refuse to admit: The U.S. could hit $1 TRILLION a year in interest payments — not by 2030, but by the end of THIS YEAR. That means America will soon spend more on interest than on defense, health care, or education combined. Peter Schiff warned: “This is unsustainable. The debt is going up, interest rates are going up, and a crisis is coming.” Here’s what’s unfolding: 1) Foreign buyers are losing confidence in the dollar. 2) The Fed steps in — printing money to buy the debt. 3) Printing money drives inflation even higher. 4) Inflation destroys the dollar’s value. It’s a spiral with only two endings: default or hyperinflation. And when the dollar burns, everything tied to it burns too — savings, pensions, property, food costs, and global stability. WHAT THIS MEANS: • A currency crisis is not a theory — it’s a timeline. • Politicians will print their way out… until your money is worthless. Prepare while you still can. Protect your assets, your family, and your future. Join Freedom Train International — because the system won’t warn you before it collapses.

THE DEBT BOMB IS ABOUT TO DETONATE Economists are warning what politicians refuse to admit: The U.S. could hit $1 TRILLION a year in interest payments — not by 2030, but by the end of THIS YEAR. That means America will soon spend more on interest than on defense, health care, or education combined. Peter Schiff warned: “This is unsustainable. The debt is going up, interest rates are going up, and a crisis is coming.” Here’s what’s unfolding: 1) Foreign buyers are losing confidence in the dollar. 2) The Fed steps in — printing money to buy the debt. 3) Printing money drives inflation even higher. 4) Inflation destroys the dollar’s value. It’s a spiral with only two endings: default or hyperinflation. And when the dollar burns, everything tied to it burns too — savings, pensions, property, food costs, and global stability. WHAT THIS MEANS: • A currency crisis is not a theory — it’s a timeline. • Politicians will print their way out… until your money is worthless. Prepare while you still can. Protect your assets, your family, and your future. Join Freedom Train International — because the system won’t warn you before it collapses.

Jim Ferguson

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The most expensive tax you'll pay this year doesn't appear on any tax form. I call it the "invisible tax". The government collects it through inflation. When the Fed holds interest rates below inflation, every dollar in your savings, CDs, and bonds loses value year after year. You won't see it on a statement AND your dollars buy less every year. From 1946 to 1974, this tax cut 50% from every saver's wealth. The same playbook is running again, and you, my friend, are paying for it.

The most expensive tax you'll pay this year doesn't appear on any tax form. I call it the "invisible tax". The government collects it through inflation. When the Fed holds interest rates below inflation, every dollar in your savings, CDs, and bonds loses value year after year. You won't see it on a statement AND your dollars buy less every year. From 1946 to 1974, this tax cut 50% from every saver's wealth. The same playbook is running again, and you, my friend, are paying for it.

Felix Prehn 🐶

16,598 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

Kevin Walsh took over the Fed with three choices to make... (only ONE is politically viable) Choice 1: Raise rates Higher rates would push the economy into recession and tank your retirement portfolio. The government already pays over $1T per year just in interest on the $39T national debt and can't afford to pay more. Choice 2: Hold rates steady Inflation lets the government repay the $39T debt with cheaper dollars each year. But because they keep borrowing $2T every year, the debt keeps growing. The problem is still there. Choice 3: Cut rates and print money The dollar weakens, inflation runs hotter, and the real value of the $39T debt shrinks year after year. The government has no choice to do this and you pay the price. If you hold cash or bonds (and the average American does), you pay the cost. This is what happened in 1946, before inflation erode the value of the dollar by 50% over the next 28 years.

Kevin Walsh took over the Fed with three choices to make... (only ONE is politically viable) Choice 1: Raise rates Higher rates would push the economy into recession and tank your retirement portfolio. The government already pays over $1T per year just in interest on the $39T national debt and can't afford to pay more. Choice 2: Hold rates steady Inflation lets the government repay the $39T debt with cheaper dollars each year. But because they keep borrowing $2T every year, the debt keeps growing. The problem is still there. Choice 3: Cut rates and print money The dollar weakens, inflation runs hotter, and the real value of the $39T debt shrinks year after year. The government has no choice to do this and you pay the price. If you hold cash or bonds (and the average American does), you pay the cost. This is what happened in 1946, before inflation erode the value of the dollar by 50% over the next 28 years.

Felix Prehn 🐶

82,157 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад