Fortunately, unlike real - return estimates,
future inflation estimates aren't all that relevant to long - term investors.
Not exact matches
If you choose
future (inflated) dollars, the calculator bases the results on our
estimates of how
inflation could affect your benefit amount.
Robert Veres, editor of the Inside Information financial - planning newsletter, recently asked his subscribers to
estimate long - term
future stock returns after
inflation, expenses and taxes, what I call a «net - net - net» return.
Do Social Security
estimates account for
future inflation?
So, when you or your financial adviser
estimate future performance, ask: What are the sources of this expected return (income,
inflation, capital appreciation and so on)?
For clients who anticipate higher education costs in the
future, a financial advisor can
estimate inflation - adjusted tuition and other costs at nearly 3,000 U.S. universities and colleges to help determine how much they should be investing today to pay for a college education in the
future.
If you choose
future (inflated) dollars, the calculator bases the results on our
estimates of how
inflation could affect your benefit amount.
Their
estimate of
future inflation will be higher than
estimates by people buying regular bonds.
For example, in Article 6.2 I noted that most
estimates point to a
future 4 to 6 % annual average return for stocks on a non-
inflation adjusted basis, and more like 2 to 4 % when
inflation is considered.
This table provides both the exact and quick
estimates of real returns using a 2 % annual
inflation rate and expected
future nominal returns for stocks, bonds, and cash as presented in Article 6.2.
In Article 6.2 I noted that most
estimates point to a
future 4 to 6 % annual average return for stocks on a non-
inflation adjusted basis, and more like 2 to 4 % when
inflation is considered.
Robert Veres, editor of the Inside Information financial - planning newsletter, recently asked his subscribers to
estimate long - term
future stock returns after
inflation, expenses and taxes, what I call a «net - net - net» return.
-- As I already mentioned, the expected
future return on bonds is likely to be minimal at best, with the central tendency
estimate at perhaps 2 % before
inflation, and zero or less after
inflation.
I have used it to produce an
estimate of
future inflation expectations.
You can
estimate one's insurance requirement by using the Human Life Value Calculator and then decide on an amount to fulfill your
future financial needs, so that you can adjust them during
inflation.
Another method is to add up the total bills, such as credit cards, mortgages, car payments, loans and funeral costs, while also
estimating and anticipating
future bills (the need for a new car, tuition for your children,
inflation etc.) If the goal is to simply replace an income, as might be the case when both spouses are professionals, the
estimate should be based on the annual income multiplied by the number of years of income that you want the life insurance to cover.
However, long term care is very expensive, with
future estimated costs with
inflation being well over $ 100,000 a year.
This allows us to
estimate the
inflation over time for most tokens, and therefore
estimate the
future market cap.