I would think Land would be a good investment before the hyperinflation. Pay off your land loans at current day interest rates with hyperinflated dollars.
Equipment to produce products that people need.
Any kind of a fixed rate loan really.
You got it: land.
Yep
A fixed rate mortgage
20 to 30 years
Land MIGHT make sense, as long as the cost to hold the land (real estate taxes, property taxes, whatever your locale call it) are not too high. Otherwise, it’s an expensive hobby.
real estate. You would want to borrow as much as possible to buy as much as possible for as little down as possible then pay them off with inflated dollars. The key though is to have a business, any kind of business because you need a way to earn inflated dollars.
That is assuming they will raise payrates to match the hyperinflation. What if the cost of everything gets so high that you don’t have the dollars to pay off your land, even at the lower interest rates you financed it with?
What happens if prices go sky high but they don’t inflate the currency and goods simply become scarce?
I think we are facing a time where old assumptions about economics are going out the window!