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How to build a portfolio that beats inflation

25 April 2018

  • Investing
  • personal finance

Does the prospect of inflation affecting your purchasing power worry you? A few investment options like real estate, commodities, gold, stocks and inflation-linked bonds offer a hedge against inflation.

Consumer purchasing powers are adversely affected by inflationary environments due to sustained increases in the prices of various services and commodities.

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