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How does inflation affect long-term savings?

Inflation reduces purchasing power, meaning the same amount of money may buy less in the future. A nominal balance can grow while its real value grows slowly or even.

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Inflation reduces purchasing power, meaning the same amount of money may buy less in the future. A nominal balance can grow while its real value grows slowly or even declines after inflation, fees, and taxes. Use the inflation impact calculator and read how inflation reduces purchasing power. Future inflation is uncertain, so test more than one rate.

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