Poll: Inflation rate

[ATCclears]

Can you write-off any of the penalty fees on your taxes?

If you did cash it in, you might use the remainder to buy in to a term-life policy... in that you could put the money into a saving account and use it to make payments on the term-life policy over a few years (depending on the face value of the term-life policy and the periodic premiums).

Peter

 

[ATCclears]

How Fiat Dies: FAQ for Hyperinflation Skeptics

 

[Blitzkrieg]

I believe it's actually higher than the highest you offer.. we have been lied to about that as well as the actual unemployment rate, which is likely over 25%

Not to mention underemployment. This has all been done to fleece us once again, and disempower the posterity of the founders. Much worse awaits us

 

[ATCclears]

I believe it's actually higher than the highest you offer.. we have been lied to about that as well as the actual unemployment rate, which is likely over 25%

Not to mention underemployment. This has all been done to fleece us once again, and disempower the posterity of the founders. Much worse awaits us

That may be true. I started the poll to simply see what others thought, since I felt I was seeing a lot of hidden inflation (ie., hold the price constant, shrink the volume).

Peter

 

[Burt Gummer]

Somebody Should Start The ‘Stuff Costs Too Much' Party

Things that we buy on a regular basis absolutely soared between 2002 and 2012. Just check out these price increases...

Eggs: 73%

Coffee: 90%

Peanut Butter: 40%

Milk: 26%

A Loaf Of White Bread: 39%

Spaghetti And Macaroni: 44%

Orange Juice: 46%

Red Delicious Apples: 43%

Beer: 25%

Wine: 60%

Electricity: 42%

Margarine: 143%

Tomatoes: 22%

Turkey: 56%

Ground Beef: 61%

Chocolate Chip Cookies: 39%

Gasoline: 158%

http://www.globalresearch.ca/its-the-interest-stupid-why-bankers-rule-the-world/5311030