[CurlyDave]

Companies and landlords can pass off their inflation losses onto the little guy, who have no recourse to pass it on to anyone else.

As a small-time landlord, retired from a regular job, an inflation protected income stream was my exact plan when I bought rentals.

Anyone in the US can do this, all that is required is to save 20% of your earnings and only go on vacations once every 10 years, adding the extra money to your other savings. I was the "little guy" for 40 years, but I clawed my way out of it.

Your "little guy" gets pay raises every year, that is how he passes it on.

[dragnet2]

Wages have been stagnate for nearly 30+ years.

[dragnet2]

Your "little guy" gets pay raises every year, that is how he passes it on.

Btw, where did ya get this? Personally speaking, I had one job where I went 4 years with zero pay increase.