HOW TO BEAT INFLATION IN THE PHILIPPINES?

HOW TO BEAT INFLATION IN THE PHILIPPINES?

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The Philippines' inflation rate slightly eased to 4% in July, announced the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) on Thursday, August 5.

This is lower than the 4.1% recorded in June and meets the upper end of the Duterte administration's 2% to 4% target band.

It is also the lowest inflation rate recorded in 2021, so far.

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Average inflation for January to July stood at 4.4%, however, still beyond the target.

A year ago, in July 2020, inflation was at 2.7%.

National Statistician Dennis Mapa said in a briefing on Thursday that the slower rate of transport inflation, from 9.6% in June to 7% in July, primarily drove the easing of headline inflation.

In particular, tricycle fares (11.3%), petroleum and fuels (17.7%), and airfare (-8.6%) saw slower rates.

Slower increases in alcoholic beverages and tobacco (10.2%); furnishing, household equipment, and routine household maintenance (2.3%); and restaurant and miscellaneous goods and services (3.6%) also contributed to the downward trend.

But the PSA recorded higher inflation rates for the following commodity groups:

Food and non-alcoholic beverages (4.9%)
Clothing and footwear (1.7%)
Housing, water, electric
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) earlier projected that inflation for July would settle between 3.9% and 4.7%.

The BSP had said that higher prices of fuel and key food items, as well as the increase in Manila Electric Company rates and a weaker peso, were the main sources of upward price pressures.

In a statement on Thursday, the BSP said its assessment remains that "inflation could settle close to the high end of the target range...over the near term before decelerating back to within the target" by the end of 2021.

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Inflation in the National Capital Region in July stayed at the June rate of 3.2%. Inflation in areas outside NCR, meanwhile, inched down to 4.3% from 4.4%.

Cagayan Valley had the highest inflation of 6.9%, while Central Visayas and the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao saw the lowest inflation of 2%.

[jeruel]

Was hoping you do a content on this sir Marvin. And as always, you always deliver for us. Thank you sir!

[joangelarie]

Wow, sir Marvin, you are really generous! More people must follow you. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. A have a little bit of everything, and I'm learning a lot from you. God bless you.

[vinsoycio]

Thanks for this topic Lodi! I know about inflation but you dig deep on how to beat it on many ways. 😃👌

[alfredhitchcock]

Trading lang ang solution ko sa Inflation. Un lang talaga wala nang iba. Wala ka ding mainegosyo ngayon kasi hirap din mga tao bumili dahil sa pandemic ang hirap ng pera. Nagsasara mga negosyo, walang trabaho.

[noeallenejadumas]

Thank you soo much for a very informative video sir. God bless and keep goin 💪

[dexterpicardal]

Hi Sir Marvin, how about the emergency fund? Is it still wise to keep it as liquid as possible by putting it in a savings account or invest a portion of it to beat the inflation? Today’s 3-6 months worth of emergency fund does not have the same value maybe 3-5 years from now.

[yanf]

You are ny number 1 inspiration why I start investing US stocks and Bitcoin🙂😊. Thank you fo your insightful videos❤️.

[MultiMArky]

Hi Marvin, Ang investment ba sa MP2 soon magiging affected by inflation?, meaning for example you have 200k annual divident, doe's it make sense for living if inflation is growing high?

[travelwithus]

What are the types of investment po that can beat inflation? Thanks in advance.

[jerosepellejo]

Sir how about investing in real gold...?for long term

[nenitamortier]

You have to diversified your portfolio

[ianmaem]

Katakot ang 4 %. Pre pandemic I was taught it was 2% globally

[ranieldoldol]

Hi Sir, kaya po ba ng VUL ma beat ang inflation?

[ghostriley]

What causes increase in inflation? Is there no way to lower inflation rate?

[Cmm_art]

Karamihan sa tao Ang alam tumaas ang presyo ng serbisyo at produkto. Kakulangan sa supply.. Hnd kaya dahil sa pagbaba ng value pera. Kc mas dumadami Ang supply neto.. 😁😂

[persisbalog]

Thanks sir marvin! Algo algo algo algo!!!!😊

[arvincabugnason]

That's why there is no point for investing in bonds. Bonds have low yields that can still default. Might as well invest in real strong assets like individual stocka that have strong fundamentals.

[sassyjane]

im not in debt, i am investing and do savings and having a 14units apt. and next target is to accumulatr the right amount for retirement. and all thanks to people like you sir! i used to be gastador ahahaha but since watching you and other vids like this, it opens my eyes...THANK YOU SIR LODI.KEEP IT UP!

[christiananthony]

If you're not listening to Marvin Germo, Rex Mendoza, Bo Sanchez, might as well uninstall YT. They never fail to inspire and countless learnings in less than an hour!

[TeamTagCadeInCA]

As usual, a valuable Video. Thanks Marvin! By the way, can you make a video on how one can ensure that they stocks portfolio can be accessed by dependents in times of sudden death?