If there were no inflation, the most probable retirement strategy would be simple savings as I know my 1000 KES today will be able to do as much in 2050. However, knowing it can&#39;t, I&#39;m forced to move it into something that will probably have more need then, basically a finite resource e.g. land or something that will generate enough revenue with time to sustain me e.g. a business. Essentially, money is meant to be facilitating trade, not preventing it... It&#39;s best if money can lose value so that people are spurred to trade with it, not hoard it... <br>

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