Loading ...Things to buy with dollar instead of waiting for its value to crash – found in the comments section of an article – FWIW
- Food
- Pay your property taxes and insurance as far ahead as you can
- pay off any date
- a car if you anticipate needing one in the next few years
- Good winter coat and boots
- Socks and underwear
- Next two sizes up clothes and shoes for any kids
- silver and gold
- ammo
- liquor
- long-term food storage
- mechanics tools
- garden tools
- spare/replacement appliances
- wood stove – fire wood
- dehydrator
- vacuum seal
- seeds, fruit and nut trees
- canning supplies
- trash bags, paper towels, TP
- salt, sugar, flour, baking powder, baking soda, yeast, spice
- honey, maple syrup, popcorn – they don’t go bad
- OTC medicine
- as many months of prescription drugs as you can get at once
- pet food and veterinary supplies
- ivermectin and fish antibiotics
- shampoo, soap, deodorant, toothbrushes, floss, toothpaste, witch hazel, vaseline, vix vapo rub
several different means for purifying water.
Bug out pack, one for each family member.
Solar chargers.
Stun flashlights.
Ferro rod.
Emergency radio.
a good bicycle for each member of the family
spare tire tubes
manual bicycle pump
bright solar garden lights (can be brought in each evening for light)
sleeping bags rated for the coldest nights in your geographic location
alcohol and peroxide – remember that liquor can be used as a disinfectant and molotov cocktails
dehydrated foods last years
Chlorine dioxide
And a plane ticket to Uruguay for a Pureblood, soon please!
“Things to buy with dollar instead of waiting for its value to crash – found in the comments section of an article” – This is indicative of why all those economists and others who said inflation was transitory and that even now everyone realizes that was wrong, there are many saying no hyperinflation and it will recede as the economy slows. What was the big argument that inflation wasn’t so bad, that all that money created during covid wasn’t inflationary because VELOCITY wasn’t increasing. Well it is now, and as people realize they should buy what they need and want now because it will cost more(if it is even still available) in the future. That is VELOCITY picking up and that leads to the viscious cycle of hyper inflation.