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I told my wife with inflation, it would likely be a lot cheaper to buy now than later.
That's why I bought my new car recently. I usually buy low mileage used about 2-3 years old, but I noticed they were pricing them as much as new, sometimes more. I told my wife with inflation, it would likely be a lot cheaper to buy now than later. One of her friends couldn't even find a rental car when her own car was being fixed, and they were charging $200 a day for the ones available in Santa Cruz.
I managed to buy my vehicle new at standard MSRP, which was fine with me. The dealer already had signs for $3500 mark up due to demand, even on the car I bought, but gave it to me at the standard price. He said my model only came in one at a time and were always gone in a few days. Some car dealers are hurting for inventory on the best liked models. Some of it is the chip shortage which is leaving high demand models in short supply.
They will be cheaper later.
WHOOPS! Biden's Chief of Staff said gas prices are falling the same day the Bureau of Labor Statistics said the gasoline index rose 6.1% 🤔
Commodore Vanderbilt
Dec 11th, 2021 12:13 pm
It's really embarrassing when Big Government can't figure out how to communicate the Narrative™ in sync
Why won’t the White House take inflation seriously?
Wholesale prices are now up an insane 9.6% over last year 👀
https://nypost.com/2022/01/03/biden-says-he-found-out-from-family-friend-that-meat-costs-are-soaring/?utm_campaign=patrick.net&utm_source=patrick.net&utm_medium=patrick.net
dems will try to set prices on common things, push to take over meat companies, maybe ga
one of the reasons to stay somewhat invested in stocks even though you may be retired is specifically to keep up with inflation.
I don’t worry about a repeat of Weimar history in the USA.Neither do I, but one similar to that of the 70's would be pretty bad in any event.
7% inflation number was released today, and the markets sloughed it off.
Retail spending in December was 1.8% lower than projected because of inflation and I dunno I think that $13 trillion we printed since the start of the pandemic might have backfired a bit
it won't stop until all boomers are dead and prob many Gen xers as well
mell saysit won't stop until all boomers are dead and prob many Gen xers as well
Might be sooner than you think.
Inflation is not Xoe Bridens fault, nor his duty, says Xoe and his loyal propaganda outlets.
Shaman saysIf it raises rates enough to do so, our country will be forced to default on the national debt
No it won't.
Since Joe Biden entered the White House, just about every category of meat has surged in price…
The price beef and veal products increased 16.0 percent, according to BLS. That included a 13.0 percent increase in the price of uncooked ground beef; a 17.1 percent increase in the price of uncooked beef steaks; and a 19.2 percent increase in the price of uncooked beef roasts.
The price of pork increased 14.1 percent.
The price of chicken increased 10.3 percent.
Of course food prices are rapidly escalating across the board, and major grocery chains are now facing a sustained wave of theft that is unlike anything that they have ever experienced before.
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https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/blog/2021/04/12/pandemic-prices-assessing-inflation-in-the-months-and-years-ahead/