Banks are estimating 65% odds, people are dumping us Treasury bonds, there is reporting of a purposeful weakening of the dollar, and I’m seeing the first price hikes enacted. Any suggestions for how to prepare for the shitstorm that’s coming?

  • neidu3@sh.itjust.worksM
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    12 days ago

    Not a whole lot I can do beyond what I already have done for unrelated reasons:

    • mortgage is on fixed interest.
    • car loan is mostly funded by some extra money I have coming my way.
    • employment contract is pretty solid and includes a hefty severance package if ended prematurely.
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      12 days ago

      It’s wild some people don’t take mortages in fixed values. Especially when it’s already low.

      And if rates goes lower, you can renegotiate your fix one.

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        An adjustable rate is the right choice of you’re confident rates will drop and you can accept the risk of being wrong.