A cost - of - living increase is available at an additional cost to help your buying
power keep pace with inflation.
Not exact matches
The biggest danger is that the return earned may not
keep pace with inflation, eroding purchasing
power in real terms.
Since the principal is indexed to the Consumer Price Index and grows
with inflation, the investor is guaranteed that the real purchasing
power of the principal will
keep pace with the rate of
inflation.
Interest on funds deposited over time failed to
keep pace with inflation and the increase of price of food and goods required for everyday living reduced the buying
power of retirement funds.
If you want to preserve your earning
power by
keeping pace with inflation, you can engage in a strategy known as capital preservation.