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Inflation is not a single number — it is a tax that hits every asset, every salary, and every grocery run differently. Lucas and Luna dig past the headline CPI print to show you where real purchasing power is being eroded and where it can be defended. Each episode opens with fresh data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Federal Reserve, and real-time market moves. Lucas frames the macro forces — wage-price spirals, shelter inflation lags, Fed rate trajectories — while Luna tests every claim against a specific household scenario: a renter in Phoenix, a retiree on fixed income, a small business owner in Miami. They name the tools that actually work: I Bonds, TIPS ladders, floating-rate notes, short-duration bond funds, and yes, selective commodity exposure. They also name the traps: brand-switching as a strategy, inflation-linked CDs with hidden fees, and the false comfort of 'hedging' with assets that correlate only when it is too late. Every episode ends with a clear, quantified trade-off — what you gain by locking in a 5-year TIPS yield versus what you lose in liquidity. This show is for listeners who know that inflation is not transitory hype; it is a persistent drag that requires a specific, calibrated response. Can you outrun inflation without constructing a portfolio so defensive that you miss the next bull market?
Unknown Host hosts Inflation and Your Money with Fexingo: Protecting Purchasing Power and Beating Inflation, a business show with 6 episodes published.
In this episode of Inflation and Your Money with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna explore a counterintuitive inflation hedge that most people overlook: your own human capital. Drawing on the May 2026 hot jobs report and the Fed's
Inflation has been cooling—CPI is at 332.4, core PCE at 129.6—but hospital prices are still climbing at 4% annually. Lucas and Luna examine why medical inflation refuses to follow the broader trend, focusing on the role
Episode 32 of Inflation and Your Money with Fexingo. Lucas and Luna unpack a surprising local inflation driver: premium pay mandates for gig workers and tipped employees. Using Seattle's 2025 gig-worker minimum-wage law
As core PCE inflation hovers around 2.6% in mid-2026, companies are using surplus cash differently. Lucas and Luna explore how inflation is driving a quiet shift in dividend policies—away from high-payout, low-growth mod
Episode 30 of Inflation and Your Money digs into how persistent inflation is quietly reshaping the stock market's winners and losers. Lucas and Luna examine why the recent 1.5% drop in the Russell 2000 contrasts with the
Episode 29 of Inflation and Your Money with Fexingo explores 'quality fade' – the hidden way companies cut costs by reducing product quality without lowering prices. Lucas and Luna use concrete examples like thinner tras
In Episode 28 of Inflation and Your Money, Lucas and Luna dig into how inflation is quietly taxing cash savings even as the Fed holds interest rates near 3.6 percent. With the S&P 500 at 7,610 and gold pulling back sligh
Lucas and Luna break down how inflation is silently eroding the purchasing power of cash sitting in savings accounts, even with interest rates above 3.5 percent. Using the latest CPI data from April 2026 at 332.4, they e
In Episode 26 of Inflation and Your Money with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna break down how persistent inflation is rewriting the classic rent-versus-buy calculus. With the April CPI hitting 332.4 and core CPI at 335.4, home p
In Episode 25, Lucas and Luna dig into how persistent inflation is quietly rewriting the math behind one of the biggest financial choices most people make: renting versus buying a home. With home prices still rising desp
In Episode 24, Lucas and Luna explore a puzzle: headline inflation is easing, but home prices and rents keep climbing. They dissect the latest CPI shelter component data, the Fed's 3.64% rate stance, and Berkshire Hathaw
Lucas and Luna explore an underappreciated inflation mechanism: property taxes. As home values rise, local governments reassess, and tax bills climb even if your income doesn't keep pace. Using data from the latest CPI r
Episode 22 of Inflation and Your Money with Fexingo: Lucas and Luna unpack the quiet but corrosive phenomenon of shrinkflation — where package sizes shrink but prices stay the same (or rise). Using real examples from rec
Episode 21 of Inflation and Your Money with Fexingo dives into a surprising inflation hedge hiding in plain sight: the shrinking package. When prices rise quietly through 'shrinkflation' and 'skimpflation,' the official
Inflation is officially cooling — CPI is up just 2.4% year-over-year — so why does everything still feel expensive? In this episode, Lucas and Luna dig into a quiet shift that economists call 'greedflation' — the idea th
Lucas and Luna examine a curious market divergence: gold bullion is up just 2 percent in the past five days, but gold mining stocks like the GDX ETF have jumped over 5 percent. They dig into why miners are outperforming
Lucas and Luna dive into the growing tension between prediction markets and state tax authorities. With the gaming association reporting that states have lost $1 billion in tax revenue due to unregulated prediction marke
Episode 17 of Inflation and Your Money with Fexingo explores a fresh angle: the hidden fiscal impact of prediction markets on state tax revenues. Lucas and Luna break down the gaming association's report that states have
Lucas and Luna explore a surprising inflation ripple: why the price of used cars is rising again even as new-vehicle inventory recovers. They trace the mechanics — from microchip shortages that began years ago to lease-r
Lucas and Luna explain how inflation has allowed companies to quietly increase profit margins without triggering consumer backlash. Using recent data on the personal consumption expenditures index and corporate earnings
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