coyote
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Members have been complaining but short of proactive ways to counter cost of living.
Here's one proactive way suggested by some investors previously. The idea is called "hedge against your lifestyle".
Eg.
1, those die die must eat at air conditioned food court in malls. Buy retail REITs like capitamall trust which own some of the malls. So, when the retailers raise their prices of food and goods, the consumer has to pay more. But since the consumer is also shareholders of the REITs, you get more dividend from the rental collection from the retailers.
2, those complaining of raising utility bills. Buy Keppel infrastructure Trust...forgot what they own. The idea is same as 1.
3, if you fear the medical care, treatment and ward price. Buy parkway life reit. So, when you pay more for each nigh stay in the hospital. You get more dividend from Parkway ...
So on and so forth....
Members here are of course free to suggest other proactive and constructive ways to counter of course.
Disclaimer: not financial advice. All investments carry risk.
Here's one proactive way suggested by some investors previously. The idea is called "hedge against your lifestyle".
Eg.
1, those die die must eat at air conditioned food court in malls. Buy retail REITs like capitamall trust which own some of the malls. So, when the retailers raise their prices of food and goods, the consumer has to pay more. But since the consumer is also shareholders of the REITs, you get more dividend from the rental collection from the retailers.
2, those complaining of raising utility bills. Buy Keppel infrastructure Trust...forgot what they own. The idea is same as 1.
3, if you fear the medical care, treatment and ward price. Buy parkway life reit. So, when you pay more for each nigh stay in the hospital. You get more dividend from Parkway ...
So on and so forth....
Members here are of course free to suggest other proactive and constructive ways to counter of course.
Disclaimer: not financial advice. All investments carry risk.
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