Secondly, the store needs to operate. If it is well run, the store is valuable; if it is not well run, it will lose money. But as long as you have the ability to open a shop, you won't have so much spare money. Now, I'm afraid everyone is borrowing money to expand the store, so you are still considering buying a house, even a store that is not good at business.

But now everyone wants to buy a house, and the price of the house is very high, so we can't buy a house that can make money. Some of the remaining houses are located in remote areas and suburbs. If they are not good, they will lose money. The worst thing is that they can't sell it even if they lose money. Therefore, you can't buy it indiscriminately.

Now they are basically losing money. When buying a house, when the price is high, you can only buy what others can't afford. If you buy it, you will lose money. If you don't buy a house, you will save money. Your money will also be lost because of inflation. If you buy a house, I suggest you go to the most prosperous place in the front line and buy the most expensive houses, which at least have the ability to preserve value.

Although losing money, but the house is worthless is also a house. As long as there are people who need housing, the house is still valuable. No matter how serious inflation is, saving money is money. All inflation will not disappear overnight.

Is it the most cost-effective consumption? Buy a new mobile phone, change some new home appliances or something. Buy a car to improve the quality of life. Go out and have a look, there may be opportunities in the outside world. Do whatever you want. Maybe when you run out of money, you will know what is the most suitable investment.