Are you prepared for inflation? A ranking of daily necessities stockpiles that individuals should be prepared for!
In May, the yen weakened to 155 yen to the dollar. I can feel the rising cost of living in my daily life.
To give a rough explanation to those who do not feel inflation very much, it means that what used to be purchasable for 1,000,000 yen will now be purchasable only by paying 1.55 million yen, 1.5 times as much.
Inflation will further accelerate in the future. What will happen when the prices of food, household goods, transportation, utilities, etc. all go up! Hmm? I don't want to imagine!
So, let's get started on the inflationary measures that individuals can take!
Are you prepared for inflation? A ranking of daily necessities stockpiles that individuals should be prepared for!
What is inflation anyway?
Inflation is a situation where the value of money is decreasing while the price of goods is increasing. We know the price of things, but what exactly does the value of money mean? You may be thinking, "I know the price of things, but what does the value of money mean?
As I said in my story about the weak yen, the value of the yen has been going up and down. Turkey and Argentina, which went into financial collapse due to hyperinflation, are the result of inflation going through the roof.
What happens when inflation rises?
The price of goods continues to rise while the value of money declines, which means that bread that used to cost 100 yen will now cost 500 yen, electricity that used to cost 10,000 yen will now cost 30,000 yen, and train fares and gasoline prices will also go up dramatically. And yet, if salaries do not go up, it is easy to predict that life will become very difficult, isn't it?
As the saying goes, "If you're prepared, you're prepared." Individuals can rest assured that they are prepared for inflation! It is important to prepare early so that you will not be in trouble later. It is important to prepare early so that you will not be in trouble later.
Preparing for Inflation! Ranking of stockpiling daily necessities
1・Must stockpile food
First of all, it is really hard without food to eat, so we recommend that you stock up on food first. Especially coffee and wheat products, which depend on imports, tend to be expensive. The list of recommended foodstuffs ishere (place close to the speaker or where the speaker is)Please check them out at
2. Physical precious metals in case of emergency
Inflation can reduce the value of money, which means that a 10,000 yen bill, for example, is only worth 5,000 yen. We recommend that you convert your money into physical gold or silver for emergencies! Please keep physical gold bullion on hand, not investment trusts or pure gold savings accounts.
We recommend that you buy from a reputable source, such as Tanaka Precious Metals, Mitsubishi Materials, or Ishifuku.
Silver coins are also a must...
3・Comfortable living with cost-effective appliances
When electricity and gas bills skyrocket due to inflation, having appliances with low fuel consumption and low electricity costs is something to consider! With the shortage of semiconductors and the cost of imported goods distribution also on the rise, it is better to replace them now if possible.
Coolers are indispensable in hot summers! Installing spot coolers with low electricity bills
Power-saving washing machine saves electricity!
4・Energy self-sufficiency is also being considered as a measure to counter rising utility costs.
It would be convenient to have solar power generation or other systems that are self-sufficient in electricity, but the initial investment is high and it can be affected by weather conditions.
Generator provides peace of mind in case of power outage
interpoint (interword separation)If you have an accumulator, it is an excellent way to store electricity at times when it is cheap!
5・Necessity supplies for daily life
It is more economical to buy items that you know you will use eventually, such as bathroom and toiletries, hygiene products such as shampoo to keep you clean, and clothing such as clothes and shoes made overseas, while the prices are low.
I can't do without it. Toilet paper.
Organic cotton is recommended for sanitary products.
Good quality soap that can be used to wash the whole body
6・Healthy long-term food storage
Even if you stockpile food, you may be worried about your health if you only eat retort-packed or canned food. We want to stay healthy by taking a good balance of protein, minerals, and vitamins.
Efficient Protein Supplementation with Protein
Vitamin C is a must for immune system protection.
Aojiru is a green juice to counter the lack of vegetables!
7・Save money on your smartphone with a low-cost SIM
The cost of a smartphone is a monthly expense, and if it's a yearly one, it's quite an expense. This is where a low-cost SIM comes in.
What is a low-cost SIM that can save 100,000 yen per year?
While the functionality of the phone so far has not changed at all, for exampleRakuten Mobile if so1,000 yen per monthFrom,2980 yen per month for unlimited useThis is a plan that allows you to use a smartphone at a low price. There is no reason not to change to a plan that offers the same functionality but at a lower price!
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Be prepared for inflation and be prepared for the worst!
In this day and age, anything can happen. It is not necessarily true that the current common sense will continue forever, so it is safe to be prepared to the extent possible!
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