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Posted by Diane H. Blackwelder, CFP on 15 June 2009
Tags: Treasury, Equity, Purchasing Power
After a year like 2008, it is easy for investors to consider throwing in the towel on investing. Wouldn't putting money in T-Bills be better than riskng it in the market? Sure, the approach solves one type of risk - investment risk, but introduces another type of risk - purchasing power risk.
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