Inflation is a plague on savings.
When prices soar (+5.2% in May over one year), money devalues and patiently accumulated savings melt away like snow in the sun.
And it is not the meager rate offered by the Livret A or by the fund in euros that can protect the woolen stockings from depreciation.
Their returns, at nearly 1%, are negative due to inflation.
“In a portfolio, today you need a pocket in euros that is as small as possible,”
advises Meyer Azogui, president of Cyrus Conseil.
Yes, but what if you want to protect your savings from rising prices?
“When inflation rises,
real estate
always has a say,”
recalls Alessandra Gaudio, President of Generali Wealth Solutions.
In recent months, civil real estate companies (SCI), which hold buildings on behalf of savers, have been on the rise.
Not without reason.
The rents from which the income is derived are indexed to inflation.
An advantage…
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