Click here to download the PDF version of the newsletter. In This Issue: Inflation Mitigation (Part 3) A series on practical ways to protect and fight against inflation. Read our July Newsletter for Part 1: Generate Your Own Power and our October Newsletter for Part 2: Interest Rates and inflation generally rise together. Part 3: […]
Summa Global Quarterly Newsletter – October 2022
Click here to download the PDF version of the newsletter. In This Issue: Inflation Mitigation (Part 2) A series on practical ways to protect and fight against inflation. Read our July Newsletter for Part 1: Generate Your Own Power. UPDATE to Part 1: Generate Your Own Power – INCREASED TAX INCENTIVES. The Inflation Reduction Act […]
Summa Global Quarterly Newsletter – July 2022
Click here to download the PDF version of the newsletter. In This Issue: Inflation Mitigation (Part 1) In June 2022, inflation surged 9.1% year-over-year, the highest rate in more than 40 years.1 As spending power erodes, Americans are scrambling for ways to hedge against inflation. In the coming newsletters, we’ll suggest ways to protect and […]
Summa Global Quarterly Newsletter – April 2022
Click here to download the PDF version of the newsletter. In This Issue: Inflation Impact Americans are alarmed by inflation. The inflation that was first deemed “transitory” is here to stay, and consumers are feeling its effect on their pocketbook. Inflation is stubbornly high for goods and services. Some sectors have been disproportionately impacted. Used […]
Inflation: The U.S. Recovery Heats Up
For the past few decades, the Federal Reserve has succeeded in keeping inflation low—perhaps too low. It had an assist: Shifts in the global economy, including globalization, demographics and the rise of e-commerce, helped keep prices in check. ~ WSJ · Gwynn Guilford · July 12, 2021 Price levels are increasing – home prices, car […]
Will This Bull Ever Tire? Part 2 – The Threat of Rising Inflation
Inflation indices are tasked with the job of establishing an overall price level for goods and services that can be tracked over time. Consumers do not need an index to tell them what their wallet is already telling them – prices go up over time. The speed at which prices rise will dictate the effect […]