How To Invest Money During High Inflation

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Inflation has been on an absolute tear over the past year. I’d normally respond with a “who cares” comment, but if this thing keeps going at its current rate then your money will lose it’s value a lot faster than it has in the recent past.

So what can you do about it?

In this video, we’ll look at actual data to determine the best place to park your money to protect it from inflation as much as possible.

Warren Buffett has been around for a long time and he’s seen pretty much every market condition you can think of so we’ll hear from him on what he thinks you should do with your money when inflation is on the rise, as well.

Since Bitcoin is always a hot topic we’ll also take a look at if that asset class is as good as an inflation hedge as a lot of the Bitcoin bulls say it is.

Inflation is of course when the cost of things we purchase increases over time. I think we all understand that a cup of coffee today is more expensive than it was 20 years ago…or $100 today buys you less than it did 20 years ago.

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Disclaimer: This video is for entertainment purposes only. Everyone's situation is different so do your own research before making any decisions with your money. If you need help then contact a Certified Financial Fiduciary before trying anything that is mentioned in this video. I prefer a Fiduciary financial advisor that charges an hourly fee as opposed to an ongoing fee based on a % of your portfolio. Always remember that incentives determine the type of advice they give you so one that charges an hourly fee is less likely to be problematic.

[JarradMorrow]

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[jasonfbaker]

Just got a promotion at work by applying for an open position! Lots of work to get to this point

[franciscoarias]

Man, you have the best YT channel about this topic.

[ModestOutlaw]

Really glad I found your channel! Love your videos

[minihorses]

I am beating inflation... I just paid off my house!! wooohoo!

[jasonfbaker]

Great video for the community. More people need to watch this!

[DebtFreeDee]

Molly 😍 Biggie ✊🏾 that 4.8% knowledge drop 🤯 Great, super helpful video!

[nmernst]

Great video as usual thanks for sharing ☺️

[alexhung]

"No children, that I know of." That's the same line I use LOL

[stevengtv]

Im 31 and do well for myself but how do I find a girl that’s on the same page with me financially. Dating is rough these days.

[jeanettecook]

Inflation is a tax on savings. I therefore have nothing in savings right now, and all in investments. The only chance of growth lies in the market. I haven't changed my basic account structure, but have added monthly dividend ETFs. I use the dividends to feed no fee index funds, like FZROX and FNILX. The value of holdings now is the present value, growth or loss at the moment, but the great thing is still owning when the market adjusts and things look green across my holdings at least every other day. I have no interest in digital currency, since its value is not based on anything but opinions of its value. I invest in real companies, services and products that have weathered worse times than these. I also always remember, too, that I can't benefit from what I don't own.

[RM-tibv]

I for one don't have money to buy a car lol😅

[financialrookie]

I was waiting to see if you were going to mention Bitcoin. I understand some may not be huge fans of it but I do believe in these times people should invest 5% -10% on it like you did. But what do I know.

[_Reasons]

Those "tin-foil hats" have been right about an awful lot lately.

[mattball]

The boiling frog bit is actually not true. The point is taken, but frogs jump out before they cook

[drak]

I was disappointed that you used the frog analogy. I know you’re not intentionally trying to promote or encourage something. But just mentioning that may encourage someone to try it. I wish you well.

[moneytherapy]

Hey Jarred, I subscribed to the FI group in your last video and so far haven't received any confirmation, I tried just now once more, will be waiting for the email, regards