inflation-proof en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de inflation-proof en el diccionario inglés»español

inflation-proof [ɪnˈfleɪʃ(ə)npruːf] ADJ.

inflation-proof

resistente a la inflación

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inglés

Savers who can not inflation-proof their wealth using conventional savings accounts may need to look elsewhere and take on more risk for greater returns.

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They're only really suitable for people in their mid 70s or older, because with many of these products you're locked into a fixed income that is not inflation-proof.

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Here, we set out some inflation-proof tactics.

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These are inflation-proof bonds which provide an exposure to catastrophes, without market-related exposures.

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But by adding inflation-proof assets like the ones listed above, you can maintain a more comfortable lifestyle in your golden years.

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The payout from final salary pensions is guaranteed and inflation-proof.

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So while new savers are denied an inflation-proof home, those already on board should look to stick with them.

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Over the years, it has shown itself to be inflation-proof and, when required, fully able to pass on its increased costs to the public at large.

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So, is there anything you can do to inflation-proof your savings?

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Auctions for memorabilia and art have been setting new records recently as investors look for inflation-proof investments.

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