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How does inflation affect the return on investment?

Savings and investments play an important part in financial planning. This makes it possible to achieve future goals and build wealth. While choosing investment opportunities, they should consider the potential return, investment period and risk factor. 
 
How does inflation affect the return on investment?
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However, there is another important aspect of investing that should be taken into account. That is inflation. 

Let's look at the ways inflation affects investing.


Purchasing Power: Inflation is the increase of goods over time Indicates an increase in price. This affects purchasing power. For example, if inflation is 5 percent, an item bought for Rs 100 now will cost Rs 105. Therefore, the return on investment should also be commensurate with this.

Investment Impact: As inflation affects purchasing power, The return on investment is supposed to be higher than inflation. Because if inflation is 5 percent and the return on investment is less than that, the return on investment will be negative.

Deposit Funds: Deposit funds are widely sought after for investment The impact of inflation can be easily understood. Generally, the deposit fund interest rate can be 6 to 7 percent. Subtracting the rate of inflation, the real investment return may be 1 percent. Tax impact will further affect this.

Shares Benefit: Stock market investment in general Although risky, the benefits they provide are considered to beat inflation in the long run. Real estate investment and gold provide protection against inflation as they outperform inflation.

Diversification: Investments outpace inflation
Although beneficial, their risk aspects should also be kept in mind. That is why it is emphasized to invest in a wide variety of ways instead of making one type of investments.

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