Sentences with phrase «to keep up with inflation»

A «simple» inflation rider does not keep up with inflation nearly as well.

We have some flexibility and can add a little risk, so that our savings can at least keep up with inflation.

My own so called «balanced» RRSP investments were barely keeping up with inflation over the past 10 years, and are probably below at the moment.

In many cases the yield on safe bonds like those issued by the federal government don't even keep up with inflation, never mind provide income one could live on.

Will that even keep up with inflation over ten years?

As you build your income plan, it's important to include some investments with growth potential that may help keep up with inflation through the years.

If you're investments aren't keeping up with the inflation rate, you're losing purchasing power, and money.

You could divide up your account into small chunks and spread them across different institutions to qualify for their insurance, but your earnings will likely only just keep up with inflation.

It kind of keeps up with inflation in that sense.

This means that although more people are working, wages are not keeping up with inflation so living standards are not improving for most.

A 3 % annual salary boost is a worst case scenario where your income only keeps up with inflation.

The fact that cash no longer keeps up with inflation is punitive — especially considering that stock and bond investors are enjoying good performance.

Remember that your salary and social security will continue to increase during your earning years, so you will be more than able to keep up with inflation as you save for retirement.

This is enough to keep up with inflation for a very long time, typically 40 years.

Stock dividends generally keep up with inflation although not from one year to the next.

As you build your income plan, it's important to include some investments with growth potential that may help keep up with inflation through the years.

A month ago we were worried that these funds wouldn't keep up with inflation since we kept them in a high - yield savings account.

The problem with this approach is that government paper does not always keep up with inflation.

If you just keep everything in cash, you are barely keeping up with inflation which means if you need $ 1 million for retirement you need to actually save $ 1 million.

You can't keep up with inflation with today's very low yields.

CDs and Money Market funds, while safe investments, rarely keep up with inflation.

This interest can help your savings keep up with inflation and, of course, boost your balance over time.

However, after 5 years, her dividends have increased each year so her income stream easily keeps up with inflation.

Long term, I need exposure to equities to insure my portfolio keeps up with inflation and can fund my wife and I if we live to 95.

If your portfolio merely kept up with inflation over time, you would run out of money after 25 years.

You might want to consider investing in the stock market during retirement to ensure your nest egg keeps up with inflation.

Would the short term government bonds keep up with inflation?

In the vast majority of districts, local associations have won cost of living increases so that salaries keep up with inflation.

Whether they can keep up with inflation depends upon the type of bond and its yield.

If you buy this product when you are 65, by age 90, you would have kept up with inflation less than 15 % of the time.

Dividend strategies fail to keep up with inflation when they fail.

There was a failure of dividend payments to keep up with inflation related to the 1960s.

As your income growth keeps up with inflation, your purchasing power remains unchanged.

With a yield of 9 % or more, you can withdraw 6 % + of your original balance and still keep up with inflation.

Most of the time, dividend amounts keep up with inflation, even if only in an erratic manner.

So the best stocks for people in their 60s include a component of growth that will at least keep up with inflation.

Historically, bond performance barely keeps up with inflation and isn't particularly tax efficient (if you are buying bonds directly outside of an RRSP).

I also think hyper inflation could destroy most annuities value while diversified portfolios can generally keep up with any inflation rate.

Slightly more sophisticated is the notion that if public spending just keeps up with inflation — real - terms spending — then we're still not seeing proper austerity.

Long considered the quintessential safe haven, treasury bonds are not even keeping up with inflation.

In this article we give a few tips on how to keep up with inflation in your fixed income investments.

In theory, salaries and wages should rise to keep up with inflation so that workers can maintain their standard of living.

That gives you a higher annual payout, to help keep up with inflation.

This is why stocks tend to keep up with inflation over time, but bonds and cash tend to lose their purchasing power.

When prices are rising or stable, leverage allows people to rack up tremendous amounts of net worth even if prices only keep up with inflation.

I expect dividends to keep up with inflation as a minimum.

In terms of his personal investments, the socially responsible funds don't keep up with inflation and besides many of these funds charge highly fees.

These funds seek to at least keep up with inflation by purchasing Treasury Inflation Protected Securities, a special type of government bond that pays an interest rate which is periodically adjusted for inflation based upon the Consumer Price Index.