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Can't argue with the math, though

Posted on: May 15, 2024 at 10:52:07 CT
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for one thing I worry little about purchasing power, except for food I guess, and also all my DC's are a year long, somewhat laddered, so at any point I can make a change if wanted. And, when inflation and increased prices are present then it seems you could make the same argument about any invested money you make, which is kind of like saying you shouldn't try to make money on investments. Or I'm really missing something.
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An analyst's take on the current state of the economy... - JeffB MU - 3/26 11:20:36
     Kind of what I've thought for a couple of years. - GA Tiger MU - 3/28 07:19:42
          Even if inflation passes 5% and you are taxed on your - JeffB MU - 4/10 15:22:16
               Might depend on how they define profit.(nm) - GA Tiger MU - 4/10 19:18:31
                    Well, the IRS will count interest as income. So if you put - JeffB MU - 4/10 20:52:10
                         Can't argue with the math, though - GA Tiger MU - 5/15 10:52:07
          Jeffb has been calling for a recession for years - TigerJackSwartz MU - 3/28 10:09:01
               The current economic system is out of whack. The Federal - JeffB MU - 4/12 18:32:17
                    As bad as it irrefutably is I cannot imagine - GA Tiger MU - 4/14 08:05:57
                    People Are Not Inflation Idiots - JeffB MU - 4/12 18:41:10
     Interesting....thanks. nm - Sarazen KC - 3/26 14:59:50




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