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property proposes monetary value.
What does it mean exactly? What actually are "values"?
We first define what is a money value.
A monetary value is a value imposed on a piece of paper, printed paper indicated.
we take money as an example.
money was created to provide a uniform means of payment or was it first gold, but gold was the worthless paper money replaced, and became the carrier of value.
It does not have its own real value (other than paper and ink).
examples of monetary values:
-
savings account - savings plans
- Life Insurance
-
pension plans - state-sponsored pension plans
- Funds have insurance policies against
Hin to property, the real values - Riester pension etc.
- Unit-linked life insurance
- Bonds
- Pfandbriefe
.
Examples:
- Primary & Boden
- Real Estate
- Precious metals / Gems
- Antiques & Works of art
- Stocks & Bond
can already see from the examples the difference. To property values, I am the owner or co-owners (stakeholders) of a thing.
Now there is in our inflation.
inflation The inflation rate is a basket of goods in 1 year and is defined as a percentage. And on average between about 2.5-3.5%.
What does that mean exactly?
In monetary terms it acts negatively to property values is positive!
Why?
products are more expensive (there are exceptions) and I get
example for my 100 € 2.5-3.5% less than last year.
this means that money is devalued. We do not always remember
from year to year as strong, but let's think back 10years, then it looks very different.
property, however, are expensive, they gain in value!
And how they put their money?
the monetary value or Property value?
What are the interest on their investment?
it covers both the inflation and thus to build capacity or they can devalue it?
they check it for yourself, and let them no evil, for then these products were well-to-date, only now it is no more.
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