A Proven Strategy

For 10 years from 3/1/1969 to 3/1/1979 an inflation adjusted $100,000 investment in the S&P 500 would be worth roughly $48,000 at the end of that period, with an inflation adjusted return of -$52,000 or Negative 52%. The pre inflation return for the period was negative, -4%. Inflation, stagflation, and other economic factors can have a serious impact on our financial future. Historically, housing outpaces inflation since people are willing to cut other expenses and pay more for housing. 

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