Is your portfolio suited for a changing economy?

With the recent developments in the Federal Reserve’s economic guidelines and actions, one question has come to the forefront – “Is it time to recheck the portfolio and tilt more weightage to Hard Assets? Most asset managers and wealth management companies seem to agree and say a “Yes”.

Hard assets?are?physical or tangible assets?that hold their value through most economic cycles. They are normally held for the long term and provide relatively stable value compared to securities like stocks and bonds. Over long periods of time, their returns often align with inflation.?This makes them a good hedge against rising prices of goods and services.

However, it is altogether a different prospect to have an investment portfolio which is recession proof.

Here’s a look at how inflation has impacted asset classes over the past 2 decades

One undeniable fact is that Hard Assets, like real estate investments in any form have compounded the investment value over medium to long periods of time.?

Recession proof is not a myth, it is a science which is mastered only with deep seated experience and tech enabled tooling to stay on top of the curve.

Be it?Forbes?or?CNBC?– every industry watcher is predicting a sustained long term demand increase for Build-to-rent and multi family homes.?The?Federal Reserve’s 2002 Stress Test Results?also point to a lower demand for outright purchase of houses and a tilt towards looking at rental housing.

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