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How to increase wealth during inflationary times

by  Hanna Pri-Zan
Published on  09-28-2024 10:07
Last modified: 09-30-2024 10:09
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Last week, the Consumer Price Index for August was released, showing a surprising 0.9% increase, far exceeding forecasts. Annual inflation has jumped to 3.6% from 2.5% just six months ago, with 36.2% of items experiencing price changes above 3%, compared to 28% a year ago.

This rising inflation presents a significant challenge for many households. The increasing housing costs are making it even more difficult to find affordable solutions in this sector. Additionally, mortgages are one of the most affected areas, with no interest rate reduction expected in the foreseeable future.

The current index rise has increased the inflation-linked portion of mortgages by almost 1%. For a million-shekel mortgage with a 25% index-linked component, this translates to an increase of about 2,000 shekels in monthly payments. It's worth exploring options such as refinancing your mortgage and reviewing other household credit arrangements for potential improvements.

Here are some strategies to help navigate these challenging economic times:

  1. Budget Management: Continue or start maintaining a detailed household budget, involving family members in the process. This can help track expenses and identify areas for potential savings.
  2. Smart Shopping: Compare prices across different stores, use coupons, and join discount programs to reduce expenses.
  3. Savings Protection: Despite increased expenses and potential income stagnation, try to maintain your savings rate. This may require adjusting spending in other areas.
  4. Investment Review: Examine your investment portfolios, including retirement assets. Consult with financial professionals to ensure your investment structure aligns with the current economic situation and make necessary adjustments.
  5. Income Boost: Consider negotiating a salary increase or looking for higher-paying job opportunities. Exploring additional income sources can also help cope with rising costs.
  6. Mortgage Options: If you're a homeowner, investigate refinancing options to potentially lower your monthly payments.

Remember, while these are challenging times, proactive financial management can help you weather the storm. Stay informed, be flexible, and don't hesitate to seek professional advice when needed.

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