Timothy Sumer

In this Video, IMLAAK gives you the Best Real Estate Investing Advice, How To Beat Inflation With Investments, Invest In Construction To Beat Inflation, and How To Invest Against Inflation. #inflation #investing #construction #invest #realestateinvestment #realestateinvesting #realestate #inflation2023 #imlaak Banks have raised their interest rates ranging from 21%-22% shows that we have a rising inflation problem • Last year inflation is 41%. • Next year’s expectation is 35%-40% inflation. • 22% interest rate from the bank against 35%-40% is an economic loss • So don’t keep money in the bank • Invest in Real Estate if you can’t start a business • You can beat inflation in construction projects • Earn up to 40% returns on construction ⚡⚡ Chapters of The content ⚡⚡ 00:00 Introduction 00:32 Banks raised their interest rate to 22% 01:15 Rising inflation problem 01:41 35%-40% inflation 02:31 Start your own business 04:08 You can invest in real estate if not busi

How should you defend against Inflation? What are the best investments against Inflation? How does Inflation affect your wallet? I answer all of these questions in today's video! 🙌 FREE RESOURCES: ► Robinhood (get a free stock!) ➭ ► Patreon + See What I Invest In ➭ ► Coinbase (Get $10 in free Bitcoin) ➭ ► Join the Discord Community ➭ Timestamps: 0:00 - Start Here 0:55 - Format of Today's Video 1:20 - Quick Background 2:02 - How Inflation Impacts You (Short vs Long Term) 4:25 - 4 Things Inflation Affects 7:14 - Best Investments to Protect Against Inflation Inflation in the short term doesn't typically have a negative effect on stock prices, however, what we're seeing is that because of the looming EXPECTATION of inflation, we're seeing rates rise, and when interest rates rise, that's what usually has a negative effect on stock prices. The reason is simple, let's pretend the interest rate that the bank offers you is 12% on your money, and i

In this video, I go three different investments to help you beat inflation! Inflation is coming. In September of 2020, the Federal Reserve reaffirmed its commitment to achieve maximum employment and inflation at the rate of at least 2% over the long run. But for many investors and consumers alike, there is a greater concern about inflation ramping up coming out of the pandemic. The price of gasoline was up 22.5% since a year ago. The price of groceries was up 3.5% from 2020. And similarly, the cost of restaurant purchases saw a 3.4% spike over the past year. Combined with trillions of dollars of fiscal stimulus packages meant to jumpstart the economy, the Federal Reserve has added 25% to the total supply of U.S. Dollars in the last 15 months. Is this the beginning of an inflation run? And how can we hedge our financial resources against inflation? ---------- M1 FINANCE: ►MY M1 Finance PIE: ►M1 Finance REFERRAL LINK: OTHER VIDEOS: ►5 Money Habits That Keep You Poor (2021)