Hi there,
Investing may or may not beat inflation— nothing is guaranteed in investing.
If you learn how to invest smart according to your risk appetite, you might be able to beat inflation in the long term (assuming an inflation rate of 2%). For that, you can engage a good financial advisor to guide you on how to make investments wisely— choosing asset classes and products that suit your risk appetite + meet your goal of enjoying more than 2% returns on investments.
Alternatively, you can learn through reading investment
Books and blogs and adjust your portfolio accordingly. For suggestions on 2 books to read when you graduate into a recession, you can check out my blog on my profile :)
Hi there,
Investing may or may not beat inflation— nothing is guaranteed in investing.
If you learn how to invest smart according to your risk appetite, you might be able to beat inflation in the long term (assuming an inflation rate of 2%). For that, you can engage a good financial advisor to guide you on how to make investments wisely— choosing asset classes and products that suit your risk appetite + meet your goal of enjoying more than 2% returns on investments.
Alternatively, you can learn through reading investment
Books and blogs and adjust your portfolio accordingly. For suggestions on 2 books to read when you graduate into a recession, you can check out my blog on my profile :)