Other Than Housing, Energy and Food, Biden Has Inflation Under Control

[Weatherman2020]

Who needs housing, home heating and food anyway?
All is in control and no big deal according to Brandon.

The Fed Meets Amid Faster Inflation and Prepares to React​

The Federal Reserve could announce plans to cut economic support faster, and may signal 2022 rate increases, at its Dec. 14-15 meeting.

The Fed Meets Amid Faster Inflation and Prepares to React (Published 2021)

The Federal Reserve could announce plans to cut economic support faster, and may signal 2022 rate increases, at its Dec. 14-15 meeting.

www.nytimes.com

 

[Meister]

Inflation hit 9.6 year over year. YIKES

 

[Moonglow]

Housing was inflated during Trump also. My housing cost has not increased nor has my electric bill, my food bill is a little higher but not much since I grow most of my food.

 

[Weatherman2020]

Inflation hit 9.6 year over year. YIKES

Democrats hate the poor.

 

[LordBrownTrout]

Oh come on. Its just "transitory" It'll go away in a month or two. The good lib at the grocery store: "Why does my organic pint of blueberries cost 15 dollars?"

 

[WTH_Progs?]

Housing was inflated during Trump also. My housing cost has not increased nor has my electric bill, my food bill is a little higher but not much since I grow most of my food.

For one you don't own a home. If you did you'd know your insurance went way up, and your taxes would have likely increased too.

Thank your landlord for not passing those costs down...............yet.

 

[Claudette]

My taxes sure went up. I'd bet it won't be the last time either.

 

[EyeBRollin]

Inflation will be back to normal 2-5% by next year.

 

[Harry Dresden]

For one you don't own a home. If you did you'd know your insurance went way up, and your taxes would have likely increased too.

Thank your landlord for not passing those costs down...............yet.

my house ins and property taxes havent moved in the 7 years i have owned it....

 

[WTH_Progs?]

my house ins and property taxes havent moved in the 7 years i have owned it....

Say...WHAT!

 

[Harry Dresden]

Say...WHAT!

i just told you.....

 

[WTH_Progs?]

i just told you.....

LOL.......In Nevada even? Where do you live, Round Mountain? Never mind taxes, HTF does an insurance payment remain stagnant seven years, especially with disasters & inflation sending them high? My insurance increased about 38% last year.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

my house ins and property taxes havent moved in the 7 years i have owned it....

My suggestion is you have your insurance company checked out. They may be ripping you off by keeping your rates the same. The average inflation rate until this year has been in the 2% range, and your insurance should have reflected those increases to cover a total loss.

Years ago I had an insurance company that never raised my rates either. I had a major house fire and found out I was not fully covered. Thank God it wasn't a total loss or I would have had to sue the company to get what was coming to me. The company was State Auto, not to be confused with the good insurance company State Farm which I have today.

This year the price of lumber skyrocketed. If your insurance company didn't raise your rates to cover those huge costs, I think you better look for a more reputable company.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Who needs housing, home heating and food anyway?
All is in control and no big deal according to Brandon.

The Fed Meets Amid Faster Inflation and Prepares to React​

The Federal Reserve could announce plans to cut economic support faster, and may signal 2022 rate increases, at its Dec. 14-15 meeting.

The Fed Meets Amid Faster Inflation and Prepares to React (Published 2021)

The Federal Reserve could announce plans to cut economic support faster, and may signal 2022 rate increases, at its Dec. 14-15 meeting.

www.nytimes.com

Somebody better do something before this gets too out of control. This 3.5 trillion dollar bill was scored by the CBO at 5 trillion which means 3 trillion would be added to the debt. If it passes in it's current state and signed by Dementia, we will be yearning for the 6% inflation rate we have now.

 

[Osiris-ODS]

LOL.......In Nevada even? Where do you live, Round Mountain? Never mind taxes, HTF does an insurance payment remain stagnant seven years, especially with disasters & inflation sending them high? My insurance increased about 38% last year.

I'll tell you how his payments remained stagnant. His parents don't charge him a penny to stay there.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

Say...WHAT!

My taxes went down on my home and my insurance never changes.

That is because I live in God's country and have USAA insurance.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

My suggestion is you have your insurance company checked out. They may be ripping you off by keeping your rates the same. The average inflation rate until this year has been in the 2% range, and your insurance should have reflected those increases to cover a total loss.

Years ago I had an insurance company that never raised my rates either. I had a major house fire and found out I was not fully covered. Thank God it wasn't a total loss or I would have had to sue the company to get what was coming to me. The company was State Auto, not to be confused with the good insurance company State Farm which I have today.

This year the price of lumber skyrocketed. If your insurance company didn't raise your rates to cover those huge costs, I think you better look for a more reputable company.

You do realize they cannot raise rates just because the mood strikes them. It can only be raised on renewal of the policy.

 

[OKTexas]

Inflation will be back to normal 2-5% by next year.

At the end of its two-day meeting Wednesday afternoon, the central bank should also acknowledge that inflation is no longer the “transitory” or temporary problem officials had thought it was, and that rising prices could be a bigger threat to the economy. The consumer price index rose 6.8% in November, and it could be hot again in December.

The Federal Reserve is expected to take a very big step toward a rate hike

The Federal Reserve is expected to announce a dramatic policy shift Wednesday that will clear the way for a first interest rate hike next year.

www.cnbc.com

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[Weatherman2020]

Who woulda thunk printing trillions of dollars of fantasy money would cause inflation? If only we had examples to follow.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

At the end of its two-day meeting Wednesday afternoon, the central bank should also acknowledge that inflation is no longer the “transitory” or temporary problem officials had thought it was, and that rising prices could be a bigger threat to the economy. The consumer price index rose 6.8% in November, and it could be hot again in December.

The Federal Reserve is expected to take a very big step toward a rate hike

The Federal Reserve is expected to announce a dramatic policy shift Wednesday that will clear the way for a first interest rate hike next year.

www.cnbc.com

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They didn't think it was transitory or anything else. They knew this was a huge problem right from the beginning but really didn't care about anything except figuring out excuses for Dementia.