Combating Rising Costs

October 6, 2025

For the last few years, a hot-button issue for many economic discussions has focused on inflation and the rising cost of most goods and services that make up a large portion of the average person or family’s budget.

While the inflation rate has slowed its pace from previous years, it still stands at 2.7% on a 12-month index1. For those depending on a fixed income such as Social Security, every tick upwards equates to a decrease in your purchasing power.

Continued trends can’t be predicted, but a well-researched and thought-out retirement plan can use your personal goals and aspirations to work towards growing your nest egg while helping to preserve everything you’ve already built.

Working with an experienced professional can help instill knowledge and confidence to make retirement more of an opportunity than a challenge.

Give our team a call at 678-539-9518 and learn more about how you can build a plan worthy of your confidence in your golden years.

  1. https://money.usnews.com/money/personal-finance/family-finance/articles/us-inflation-rates-over-time-and-forecast

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