Beat Inflation Now: Turn Inflation Risks into Inflation Opportunities

Feeling threatened, overwhelmed, or scared by high inflation? You don’t have to. This book helps you turn inflation risks into inflation opportunities.

Beat Inflation Now pursues two ambitious goals. The first is to show you how to eliminate inflation risks from your life by developing your personal Beat Inflation strategy. The second is to help you use the current inflation crisis as a forcing device to reinvent yourself and become more successful and crisis resilient.

Dr. Wolfgang Hammes is a recognized expert on inflation and risk management. Not only was he one of the first who foresaw and warned of the current global inflation crisis, Dr. Hammes also accurately predicted the burst of the internet bubble in 2000-2001 and the financial crisis of 2007-2008. His prescient book, The Return of High Inflation (2016), described in detail why high inflation would return to the modern world and how to prepare for it. The book became the “go to” resource on inflation management for many top managers and professional investors.

Beat Inflation Now is a practical and easy to implement guide for everybody seeking to fight inflation risks in their daily lives. It includes concrete action steps, checklists, innovative ideas, case examples, and implementation tools. As crises are best fought against in teams, readers are also encouraged (and shown how) to build and manage Beat Inflation teams that will provide access to different knowledge pools, create leverage, and increase motivation.

The first part of the book seeks to build a robust understanding of inflation mechanics and dynamics to enable the reader to draft successful counter-strategies. It explains the four inflationary forces that are responsible for the current inflation crisis and why high inflation is likely to persist for an extended period of time. According to Dr. Hammes, inflation may follow a roller-coaster pattern as it did during the 1970s. As inflation severity may increase over time, corrective action is required immediately.

The second part introduces the