A January 5, 2024 YouTube monologue titled "The Unusual Benefit Of Inflation" arguing that higher-than-reported inflation reduces the real burden of fixed-rate loan repayments. The speaker contrasts official inflation claims (stated as 4–5%) with their own higher estimates (about 11–12%), and gives an example that a constant 8% annual inflation implies a monthly loss of buying power of ~0.666%, so borrowers repay in dollars that are worth less over time.

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January 5, 2024.

Between 4% and 5%.

About 11% to 12%.

About 0.666% loss of buying power per month.

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