Why you should be thankful for inflation

Why you should be thankful for inflation [By Jon Lewis] By Jon Lewis Wednesday, December 1, 2021 [From The Economist…]( Nobody saw this coming! Nobody could possibly predicted this. If only there were warning signs. Like this article from CNBC in December 2017, [“Yellen’s Only Regret As Fed Chair: Low Inflation”]( Or this speech from 2019 when Jerome Powell said, low inflation is “One of the major challenges of our time.” Or this article from Fortune Magazine on March 27th, 2019, “Jerome Powell Is Right – We Should Be Worried About Low Inflation.” Or this September 2019 CNBC article, “NY Fed President John Williams Says Low Inflation is ‘The Problem of This Era.’” Or this Washington Examiner May 16th, 2019 article, “Fed Gov. Lael Brainard Declares ‘New Normal,’ Calls For Higher Inflation And Tighter Regulation.’” Or this article from February in Reuters, “Fed’s Daly Says don’t Be Fearful About Too-High Inflation.” Or this one from Bloomberg in March, “Quarles Says Fed Very Committed To Pushing Inflation Above 2%” It’s almost as if – and I know this might sound ‘tinfoil hat green lizard aliens’ conspiracy-theorist cuckoo… [The Fed and the entire Biden administration WANTED to cause high inflation.]( And that they think high inflation is GOOD for us? This didn’t come out of left field and it’s not going away any time soon. Do you really think the same people who have been trying to create higher inflation for the past four years and have expressed outright shame at not being able to do so are going to stop now? No way. They’re playing games with your future, your childrens’ future, and your grandchildren’s future. In fact – even the idea that you can preserve your purchasing power is something they consider “immoral.” Take it from Joe Weisenthal, editor at Bloomberg: You see – saving your money and preserving your wealth over time isn’t “fair” – because in order for you to be a “moral” person, you need to SPREAD your wealth around. Therefore the Federal Reserve, the politicians in charge, and the Secretary of the Treasury all have a moral obligation to make it impossible for you to build wealth. So they do everything they can to incentivize you to spend it as fast as you make it – and force every generation hereafter in your family to do the same. In fact, some inside Biden’s administration are mulling over doing what China is doing with their digital currency, which is to “delete” the money out of your account if you don’t spend it fast enough. Not fair, is it? Fortunately, there’s a way to stay ahead of these characters, while at the same time keeping up with the rising cost of goods and services during your retirement. [It’s called Profit Zones – and they can’t take it away from you.]( If you want to get paid an income from the market, even without having a MILLION bucks stuffed into an index fund or dividend stocks… …and you want to preserve your wealth while ensuring your retirement income keeps up with rising costs… [Then go here right now to register for your FREE webinar.]( You won’t regret it – and it could just save your financial future. 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