World headed for serious 'inflationary shock'

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PM-Junkie replied

10 July 2009, 17:15
Originally posted by Bagpuss View Post

10% interest rates, here's hoping!

coupled with removing the tax on savings interest to get people saving again.

...well I can dream can't I?
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centurian replied

10 July 2009, 17:09
Originally posted by MPwannadecentincome View Post

who?

"Cyberman - Nu-Liebore 16:07 | 10 Jul 2009
This would never have happened under the Tories."
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MPwannadecentincome replied

10 July 2009, 16:44
Originally posted by HairyArsedBloke View Post

on the citywire site

completely co-incidental on the timing - clearly I cannot be on two sites at the same time posting - not at the speed I type anyway!
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Bagpuss replied

10 July 2009, 16:42
10% interest rates, here's hoping!
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HairyArsedBloke replied

10 July 2009, 16:41
Originally posted by MPwannadecentincome View Post

who?

on the citywire site
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MPwannadecentincome replied

10 July 2009, 16:40
Originally posted by centurian View Post

Look at who added a comment at 16:07

who?
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centurian replied

10 July 2009, 16:22
Look at who added a comment at 16:07
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HairyArsedBloke replied

10 July 2009, 15:20
I'm with Alex

Have sheadloads of debt, especially in currencies that will suffer the worst inflation.
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pzz76077 replied

10 July 2009, 15:10
Originally posted by MPwannadecentincome View Post

Which means your pension will be devalued down to peanuts and you won't be able to retire next year?

Pension will be fine, then I also have lots of assets that are worth considerably more than I paid for them.
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MPwannadecentincome replied

10 July 2009, 15:07
Originally posted by pzz76077 View Post

Worrying reading

http://www.citywire.co.uk/personal/-...aspx?ID=349023

The world is likely to face a ‘substantial’ inflationary shock in the next few years, as the full force of monetary loosening begins to run beyond the control of policymakers.

Which means your pension will be devalued down to peanuts and you won't be able to retire next year?
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pzz76077 started a topic World headed for serious 'inflationary shock'

10 July 2009, 14:59
World headed for serious 'inflationary shock'

Worrying reading

http://www.citywire.co.uk/personal/-...aspx?ID=349023

The world is likely to face a ‘substantial’ inflationary shock in the next few years, as the full force of monetary loosening begins to run beyond the control of policymakers.
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