How do I invest my money, in order to keep up with inflation...
- Paul K. Dunn
- Sep 14, 2017
- 3 min read

How do I invest in order to keep up with inflation over a potential 20 - 30 year retirement, while protecting my money from a highly volatile stock market?
This is an excellent question that EVERYONE should ask, not just investors. If you want a decent quality of life, you must look at your financial future through the eyes of a long term strategist. In order to weather storms, you must understand the dangers ahead; just as you must select a destination then map out the journey to arrive. Many live in fear of their financial situation and therefore develop anxiety when asked to address it head on and this can be a result of different past experiences with money. However the main 2 causes of fear is lack of financial education and fear of loss.
Lack of financial education is the number one source of poverty in American families, and around the world. Some believe this is by design to keep the working class in place as the workhorse of the economy and I agree. This doesn't mean YOU need to accept that position as your final destination. the key with improving financial information is being confident enough to USE it. Those that seek out financial education to give themselves a better quality of life and actually take the action required to see a difference, totally change the evolution of our community. As one person finds success in their financial journey, they spread the word and teach the principles they learn to their families. This is how economic power is shifted into the hands of certain communities. Understanding how master your money through the creation of wealth is a skillset worth investing in.
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