The annual monetary expansion rate essentially measures how much your purchasing power erodes each year through currency inflation. For most people, this wealth dilution significantly outpaces losses from any other single source over their lifetime. It's a systemic mechanism that quietly redistributes value away from savers and wage earners, making it perhaps the most consequential financial pressure many face—far more impactful than fees, taxes, or market losses combined.
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The annual monetary expansion rate essentially measures how much your purchasing power erodes each year through currency inflation. For most people, this wealth dilution significantly outpaces losses from any other single source over their lifetime. It's a systemic mechanism that quietly redistributes value away from savers and wage earners, making it perhaps the most consequential financial pressure many face—far more impactful than fees, taxes, or market losses combined.