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#262: How Inflation Steals Your Wealth: Why Some Benefit at Your Expense | Paul Musson

Play Big Faster Podcast · 2026-07-16 · 29 min

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Every dollar sitting in your bank account is quietly losing value, and most people never realize why. On this episode of Play Big Faster, former $10 billion portfolio manager Paul Musson, author of Capital Offense: Why Some Benefit at Your Expense, breaks down the hidden inflation tax draining entrepreneurial wealth. Paul unpacks how does inflation affect your savings, why the real inflation rate differs from official numbers, and how does the government undercount inflation through substitution and hedonic adjustments. You will hear what happens to savings during inflation, why does printing money cause inflation, whether inflation hurts the middle class, and steps toward inflation proof wealth. Ideal for founders who want to protect what they have built while still growing. Tune in for straight talk on why your cost of living keeps going up.

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