5d ago in General discussion
Why You Shouldn’t Trust in Saving Dollars
Let’s be real: holding onto dollars isn’t what it used to be.
Why? The Federal Reserve, along with major banks, has been printing more dollars like there’s no tomorrow. In 2020 alone, 20% more dollars were created out of thin air!
The impact? The U.S. Dollar has lost 98% of its purchasing power in the past 100 years. Let’s break it down:
In 1924, the average house cost $7,720. Today? That same house averages $384,500.
What does that mean for your savings? It’s like watching an ice cube melt on a hot day.
If you save your dollars, you lose their value.
But when you invest in real estate, you protect your money—and even grow it.
Real estate, especially income-producing assets like apartment buildings in the right locations, doesn’t just hold value—it generates wealth and passive income for you and your family.
So, here’s the big question:
Are you letting your dollars melt away? Or are you putting them to work by investing in hard assets?
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Why You Shouldn’t Trust in Saving Dollars
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