REITs Are NOT Good Inflation Protection

REITs are typically considered a “good inflation hedge.” and that’s because they own real estate whose values increase along with inflation. And this belief has been causing numerous investors to begin to pour into these funds as a means to try and protect themselves against the potential bubble of the stock market. And although you as an investor might have good intentions, pouring into REITs might make no difference in inflation hedging than other traditional investments. The reason for this being the little-known relationship between these real estate investments and the stock market. Now that’s not to say all REITs are bad inflation hedges, it really depends on what sector of the market you are investing in. Pick the wrong one and your portfolio could be in some serious trouble.

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