“Back To Walmart” - Rising Inflation Forcing Rich Costumers To Shop At Big Box Retailers
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- čas přidán 21. 05. 2024
- Walmart has been gaining market share among wealthier shoppers, which it defines as those with household incomes over $100,000, for the better part of the past two years-ever since inflation started trending up.
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The only American who won't acknowledge this Administration's failed economic policies is Joe Biden. "Shrink-flation' is the least of our worries compared to rising rents and stagnant wages, but it is an undeniable indicator of how bad our inflation has gotten. I have $100k that i like to invest in a non-retirement account, any advice on that?
I would avoid index funds, mutual funds, and specific stocks for the time being. Right now, the best option is a fixed income of five percent. Put money aside for the times when the market really starts to bounce back.
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Impressive can you share more info?
There are a handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with ‘’Colleen Rose Mccaffery” for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive. She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.
Thanks a lot for this suggestion. I needed this myself, I looked her up, and I have sent her an email. I hope she gets back to me soon.
High inflation is followed by uncertainty and panic, making me wonder if it's time to liquidate my $200k portfolio, or maybe consider some defensive investments. I've heard analysts emphasize on value stocks performing good, what stocks exactly can be the ultimate hedge?
consider diversifying your portfolio with a mix of stocks and stable assets, seeking professional advice could also be valuable to navigate market uncertainties and grow your investments amid inflation
True, expert guidance is vital for compounding and achieving proper asset allocation. At first hand experience, I've been able to grow my portfolio from $180k to approx. $650k in barely 3 years now. Financial fitness requires staying committed.
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Vivian Jean Wilhelm is the licensed advisor I use. Just google the name. You’d find necessary details to work with and set up an appointment.
Thanks a lot man, I just looked her up and I'm really impressed with her credentials; I reached out to her since I need all the assistance I can get. Hope she responds soon
The U.S. economy can actually get better if only the govt can start making better decisions for the sake of it's citizens, cos' they've really made life more difficult for its residents. Hyperinflation has left the less haves bearing the brunt of the burden. Its already eating into my entire $620k retirement portfolio. Like where else can we invest our money with less risks?
I hope everyone has money ready to invest at the appropriate time. Planned actions can help you secure your financial future. You still have the best chance of becoming a millionaire on the stock market.
Biden is not entirely responsible for whatever is going. The economy is cyclical, and things will definitely get better. The first rule of investing is to keep investing, whatever the economy is doing. That is how you make substantial gains.
That's some incredible gains. How do you find a financial advisor? I've been trying to connect with one for some time now, an I don't want to work with hedge funds.
There are many independent advisors to choose from. But I work with Monica Shawn Marti and we've been working together for almost four years and she's fantastic. You could pursue her if she meets your requirements. I agree with her.
I really appreciate your useful advice. I was able to set up a call with her and confirm her identity. She seems incredibly knowledgeable, and I appreciate your advice so much.
I see the rising interest rate as a very big problem, as more investors will definitely pull out more money from the Stock market. This might have worked when I was still invest-ing with a couple thousand dollars, but it is more difficult now to decide whether to pull out more than $365k from my port-folio. I know some inves-tors still make that despite the strong bear market. In wish I could pull that feat
I think the whole thing about holding stocks for long term will always apply. So I think you should get a quality broker who is able to analyze and pick stocks that will do well in the long term, else you will be in a long bear ride.
You have a very valid point, I started investing on my own and for a long time, the market was really ripping me off. I decided to hire a broker, even though I was skeptical at first, and I beat the market by more than 9%. I thought it was a fluke until it happened two years in a row, and so I’ve been sticking to investing via an analyst.
This sound interesting. I’m not really one to use pro analysts, but I guess it would not hurt to try one. My portfolio is in the red waters right now
Certainly, there are a handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with ‘’Melissa Terri Swayne” for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive.She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.
Thank you for this tip. It was easy to find your coach. Did my due diligence on her before scheduling a phone call with her. She seems proficient considering her resume.
Ummm.... Walmart ain't that cheap anymore. It's breaking me every time I go! 🙄
thats false I spent half on grocessary in Walmart compared to other stores like Kroger, Whole Foods and heb
@@AlexT2048Always shopped at Walmart. My bill has almost doubled in price in 3 years. It may be the most affordable option. That doesn't mean it's cheap to the average consumer.
@@Jacen777 maybe your below average?
@@Jacen777regular stores are expensive. Walmart is less but still expensive man. 😊
@@Jacen777ya, it’s went way up
Imagine paying $25 for a combo meal and the person making $20/hr still can’t remember to put your fries in the bag.
They have been eating the fries everyday......figures.
… and then they want a tip. Bruh we are all struggling.
I went to El Pollo Loco spent $25 and they forgot forks and spoons in my bag… I went to Chipotle and they couldn’t find my order because the ink on their printer was weak so they couldn’t find my name. I was like come on man this stuff is basic. You’re being paid $20 now not $14.
Sad part is all you fools thought higher wages would result in higher effort…exact opposite is true, when you get things you don’t deserve or earn, you don’t appreciate them at all
@@genbigmac2872uh most "fools" disagreed with fast food workers making 20 plus an hour, fool
High income shoppers won’t step inside Walmart, instead they’ll have their items delivered to the door.
You can now pull up in your luxury suv and back in and have the workers load it for you without leaving the car
Spark it!
@@deemen7132exactly. Kind of like the peasants
Fact I have Walmart+ for this very reason. I rarely go inside.
@@deemen7132yes it’s the greatest thing to exist
From $7K to $45K that's the minimum range of profit return every week I thinks it's not a bad one for me
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Stacey's understanding of market indicators is impressive. She knows exactly when to enter and exit trades for maximum profit. her signals are top notch .
My local Aldi is filled with luxury cars in the parking lot nowadays.
Aldi at least, is
Not that bad , on my opinion.🙏
2019 luxury cars.
@@dublinoseven3279😂😂😂
Considering Toyota Tacomas are selling for $45k to $76k and Toyota Camry is going for more than $40k, I can't imagine what "luxury cars" are going for these days.
Don't knock Aldi , they have the same food as everywhere else.
Whether I was earning $2.75 hr in 1975 or $90k a year in 2011 I shop at the most affordable grocery store in my area and buy store brand canned goods, ketshup and condiments, cheese, laundry soap and most items because why spend 30% more to impress my cupboard. Two paths to prosperity are earn more money and spend less money. There's no shame in shopping discount, not ever
'Store brand canned goods'? good strategy!
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to "check-out" early
@@magmaraymaker.kweenkleokat8779 check out early from buying store brands? They're made at the same facilities as name brands and often have cleaner ingredients
Agree. I started out adulthood literally broke and had to penny pinch in order to make sure I could afford my room as well as food for the pay period.
Fast forward 12 years of blood sweat and tears, and our household income is over $150K. Literally never stopped my shopping habits and I still bargain hunt like if we were a $25K household.
There are things that make sense to spend on and things that don’t. Groceries fall into the “things that don’t category”. Frankly as long as we have fresh veggies, fruit, and meat on the table it really doesn’t matter of if I buy it from Whole Foods or from Walmart. I learned a long time ago that all the marketing Whole Foods try to slap on their products are just for a “rich person” tax and you can find a lot of the same things for FAR cheaper at other places. Costco is great, Winco is fantastic, Walmart is good. There is no shame in bargain hunting! Many high income bracket people do this, they just don’t talk about it.
Touche!
You’re not impressing your cupboard lmao, wow. You’re impressing your body, immune system, health, by buying goods with higher quality ingredients, without all the junk and oils. That’s what you’re spending an extra 20% on. And I think it’s totally worth it. Let food be thy medicine
I’m now seeing super cars like McLaren, Ferrari, and Lamborghini all over FB marketplace. It shows the desperation to sell these things, and I’ve never seen anything like it.
lol. I base $150k a year but shop in Walmart for my household. There’s no shame in being frugal. My family needs and wants are met and there’s a safety net for emergencies.
I don't even see that as frugal, like what's wrong with Walmart? They pretty much have everything you need 😂😂
Lol I went from shopping at Walmart to shopping at a Dollar Store and Aldi.
My wife and I are considered wealthy, but we have always and still shop at Aldi, thrift stores, Walmart, and places like that. We've always looked for value, not the most cheap thing or thinking that if something is expensive it has to be better. Value.
This is how you stay wealthy,
Same tbh. We shop at Trader Joe’s though. Walmart is like the 3rd world country of grocery stores
Same here. I’ve been thrifting and bargain hunting since I first moved out of my parent’s house (12 years ago). Literally my husband and I worked our butts off to get to where we are now (household income around $175-200K annually depending on how my company performed for the year).
Goodwill is my favorite store for clothing and, sometimes, furniture and Winco is my go to grocery store. That’s never going to change no matter how much money we make!
Op, exactly what we’ve always done , basic economics. Buy cheaper trade at profit.
Buy new clothes end of the season sale alway discounted cheaper . Only thing you spend money on is quality made Jacket or shoes , timeless classics don’t go out on trends .
*Drove my Bentley to Walmart for a pack of Equate wipes. I bought them with my Black Card 😂😂😂😂*
My grocery store is outside my bedroom window. Start a garden.
People with money always shop at Walmart, everyone loves a deal
Customers, not costumers😂
I buy all my costumes at Walmart
My neighbor does deliveries for Instacart and are was just telling a lot of her deliveries have been from Walmart to much nicer neighborhoods & she thought it was odd that someone living in a million dollar gated community was getting groceries from Walmart! 😀
Our local Winco in Spokane WA is packed no matter the time of day. All walks of people in line for a 30 min wait to pay to a store with low prices and understaffed
I have recently started shopping at Winco and the meat and produce are so much better and cheaper than Walmart.
We enter our local Walmart like we are entering enemy territory. It’s a dangerous place especially the parking lot.
Agree! Definitely be aware and look around, don’t go at night. Walmart parking lot isn’t safe, very sketchy.
EBT is accepted in all major grocery stores by me. Walmart, farmers market, Publix, it's become impossible to escape.
People in my town drive 30 miles to go to a “safe” Walmart.
Same i aint tryna get caught in a mass shooting
USA has become a third world country in record time.
I use to get Chipotle with my family every Friday. Now we go to Del Taco.
You can still save at Chipotle = share 1 bowl with spouse haha
$100k/year is rich for a household? Maybe 40 years ago it was. Now you can’t even feed a family of 4 in a major city.
Exactly
Because most people are idiots. I make 100k and I live pretty well in San Diego. You gotta know where to shop, and avoid getting into debt. Have a budget and know your limits. Most idiots have 600-900 dollars car payments. Family of 4 here.
@@mentalvacations9539 It’s not impossible but $100k/year is certainly not rich and will be basically impossible to even max out retirement accounts (let alone have money left over to invest in a brokerage account) if you don’t start with an asset portfolio or own your house. Rich is $30m+ net worth and at a 4% return that’s $1.2m/year
That's false. People making $100K and living within their means are doing just fine.
@@nateh3441 Doing “just fine” does not mean “rich”. Rofl
No back to Wal Mart for me. They've already done enough damage to my country.
Amen
Walmart whacked MyPillow, they are a hard No for me
For the benefit of the Walton family and the PRC.
High income shoppers shop at Costco on bulk and WholeFoods for everyday staples. Will never shop at Walmart. Former offers so much better quality and incentives and latter is not worth it in terms of quality and value. People need to stop behave in trends or they will never balance their books!
I haven't shopped at Walmart in decades but I started shopping at Walmart 3 months ago.
Same 😂
Eww. I swear at this rate walmart will control us all
I believe this. I’m a health care provider and reimbursement rates haven’t gone up in 7 years. I used to buy 2 or 3 pairs of sandals every Spring, now I am buying 1.
Tom is a great teacher. Glad he is on the team!
Out of all the financial institutions on CZcams you are the only one who gives the easiest way to get rich. Financial education is indeed required for more than 70% of the society in the country as very few are literate on the subject ... Thanks to Kristy Loreca the lady you recommended...
Our society has a huge Anti-Financial-education, I know people who are so anti financial that they guilt their peers into not opting into 401k plans.
On the grand scheme of things, once you understand the potential of trading, you can bet on it but I think people need the education to fully understand...
Investment has been the easiest means to save and multiply money because money left for saving ends up used without returns.
Most people are retiring this year and has nothing to show for. But I assure you it's never late to get your financial life together again.. All thanks to Kristy Loreca for I and my family
*The administration has putting so many families into difficult situations,my main concern is how can we generate more revenue?*
$100k\yr is no longer high income
Nope
My boyfriend and I live in Texas and we make $150k. We have savings & investments but it means nothing with inflation. We are struggling too
Depends where you live on the coasts nah lmao. But just about everywhere else it’s still considered high even in Dallas
Thrift stores
Throughout most of rural America, $100K/yr is still pretty good.
In my county, $40,563 is median income.
A couple of years ago I was at whole foods and noticed a whole chicken a little over $10.00. Today Walmart had whole chickens twenty cents shy of $10.00. I will have to go back to whole foods and see what a whole chicken cost there now.
A falling tide sinks all ships...............
Just like the government. It's a two party system. BOTH are bringing us down.
I think even Walmart has gone up too. Not as bad as Target, but I know my food I get at Walmart has gone up a dollar. We don’t have an Aldi were I live.
It’s not back to Walmart! It’s everyone to Temu!!
My hairspray has doubled. My cat food and litter doubled. I need to make 1 mil a year to keep up. 😢
So, ya'll ready to make 29% more net worth and deal with mean tweets, or you wanna vote with your feelings and deal with 4 more years....?
Some people are too brainwashed to believe "tRumP is rAcisT" so they will vote against their interest.. Poor Democrats getting poorer and more dependent on welfare..
Alot of people dont remember this happened during the great recession in 2008 buckle up yall the recession is here.
Nothing you can really do apart from keep your job so who cares
its more a depression that is coming
To be fair, Walmart Delivery kicks ass. I'm a "high income" shopper that hasn't used Walmart in 15 years but the delivery service is really much better than other retailers. I still have the money to go to conventional grocery stores/retailers but the convenience/speed/cost of the WalMart delivery service has made people like me come back to WalMart because I don't have to go INSIDE a WalMart.
You wouldn't believe how many walmart shoppers you see in the store are actually shopping/delivering for megarich people. And i mean private, dedicated personal assistant on payroll, not an instacart shopper. Chauffeurs, nannies , personal assistants, etc.
walmart aint that much cheaper...i wouldn't shop at walmart...nope...their shit is trash
Then where are you going 🤔? There isn't much else around it's either Target or Walmart or Kroger's In my area.
@@kweaver1965 harris teeter...although thats owned by kroger...but soon ill be switching
@@kweaver1965- There's Sam's Club and yes I know it owned by Walmart, Costco, various Cash and Carry stores, and online shopping.
I only go to Wal-Mart if I absolutely have to. They do still have good deals on certain things, and a lot of choices. I don't buy my groceries there though. I shop at a locally owned IGA store. The selection isn't as good as Wal-Mart, but the prices are fine and their meat department blows any other grocery store out the water. The meat prices are cheaper too.
Inflation is high, times are tough but Minnect us and come join us at the cigar lounge 🤦🏻♂️
It might have more to do with the fact that you can now order from Walmart and have it brought out to your car. This eliminates the trauma of having to walk into a Walmart and walk amongst the stereotypical Walmart shoppers. IYKYK!
No surprise. There is a different mindset between those who are “rich” and those who are “wealthy”. Rich people like to flaunt and tend to buy stupid expensive things to show off. Wealthy people are some of the cheapest/stingiest individuals you’ll ever meet.
CEO of my last company drove a used 10 year old civic, showed up in whatever was the latest Costco fashion, and always packed his lunch. Very wealthy individual and also very smart if you talked to him. Meanwhile his middle managers were dressed to the nines, drove expensive cars, and always flaunted how rich they were.
I don’t think it’s a new phenomenon that wealthy people are shopping at Walmart. I think it’s a new phenomenon that the rich people are and it’s most likely due to them having to ACTUALLY try to budget due to massive credit card debt.
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We have been losing our purchasing power since 2008. Not much purchasing power left as the dollar is devaluing. Only if we could get back on the gold standard!
You would have never caught me in a Walmart before 2020. Now it’s my go to. I can no longer allow stores to price gouge me for the same products. I do a ton of Walmart + and pick up my items because I can’t stand going into a Walmart but I have to save where I can.
They were never rich if the cost of items has suddenly affected their ability to purchase
I am experiencing that in my income the research is absolutely correct
Those people who sneered at Walmart are now patrons of Wally World
You’re not wrong.
I hate to break it to you, if you’re being forced to shop at Walmart as a “rich” person, you’re not rich.
Snobby rich people: "we have to go shop with the peasants. Oh no!"
Nothing wrong with someone who’s “rich” shopping at places like Target & Walmart. Saving money is a smart move
I agree, although it does bother me a bit to see them shopping in thrift stores that are for the poor. People who truly need stuff don't get the nice things people donate if someone who can afford to buy elsewhere buys it in instead. And it's made places like goodwill higher than Walmart
Guess they aren’t rich…. $100k is the new middle class. $50 is the new poverty line.
Hy-vee in Iowa is delusionally expensive compared to other stores. Nearly 5 dollars for a single box of offbrand mac & cheese, five dollars for a 12 pack of Ramen.
Ramen 12 pak $3.68
5 pak kraft original Mac and cheese $5.00-at hyvee in ankeny.
What are you talking about?
I can afford what I want. Eating out is not a good value not even at McDonald’s. I get better value and quality from grocery’s stores
It's really bad out here. Money is not flowing...
I do intermentant fasting on a regular and long term fasting (3 day water fast at least once a month) including after a family function or a wedding or go out to buffet then I will fast for 3 days or more.... Fasting keeps my weight down, keeps me healthy and saves me alot of money. ...This might not seem like the answer you want, but it will help you in many ways especially in health and saving alot money... Seltzer water, lemon water and unsweeten almond milk is the key.... Today is Wednesday I start my fast Thursday all the way till Monday (Memorial Day) I'm going to a going away party... That's 5 days I will not be spending any Money over $5 a day Or less... Now you get the idea how much money I can save
And now Wal-Mart's prices will spike.
I completely agree!!!
I was at Winco yesterday ,I was suprised how much more selection and lower prices Winco had vs walmart
These comments amaze me. Truly rich people don’t shop for themselves they send someone to go get 100 cans of coke 50 sprite 40 bars of soap etc etc and the person sent will decide what is best option based on several factors like time as time is most valuable to the rich not anything Walmart offers. The rich whenever shopping is not buying soap shampoo etc but just relaxing and browsing so it in a nicer place.
Who paying 13 bucks for an apple at whole foods? NOONE my cold pressed juices that were $3.50 a piece are now 7 flipping dollars HOW ?? Went back to my juicer we WAY worse than 2017 lived thru both this is a MESS. Been in Cali whole time!
NO WAY DJT is going to "fix" anything.. We're done !!
Asian markets have THE best fruit and vegetable prices!!! In Renton, WA we have a DK Market that has great quality at half the cost of Walmart and a third of the cost at Safeway and Fred Meyers!!!
Costco and Aldi, baby !
100k house income is not rich in this economy. Not even close!
I actually started searching dollar store eisle before I even try Walmart and target. This started to happen since last 2yrs 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
Cheerios used to be under $2.00, now at my local Walmart it is over $6.00.
Does PBD think a couple who makes 100k/yr are rich ?
If you really want to save money on your groceries, shop at Lidl. When I was a poor grad student in Europe, I survived because of Lidl. Now I'm glad they are in East / Southeast USA.
…….proving one thing……you want to be wealthy, not rich.
Rich have a big income and apparently still live paycheck to paycheck.
Wealthy have assets that pay for their lifestyle. They make $$ while they are sleeping 🙂
Those numbers for relative net worth adjusted for inflation are also highly slanted due to the very wealthy gobbling up most of the gains. The average family is considerably worse off than they were four years ago...
i don't even grocery shop anymore. buying marked up not bulk size products is too expensive. I'm buying bulk everything now off amazon. and slowly going to transition to buying through the product website to avoid amazon monopoly fees. using amazon as a gorcery search engine rather than a grocery shopping market
Gotta disagree with this, if you gotta go to Walmart to afford to buy things, then guess what, you ain’t rich. Period
$450 at costco for a family of 6....thats one run, folks. We drop 2500 a month, and i always buy on sale. Cant hold no way.
I'm about to go down to the hood to the Save A Lot.
Don't go to Shaniqua's line. She slow.
@@oldscratch3535 lol!!
Your already go there to get some of Jamal's meat😅
@@oldscratch3535😂😂
20 years ago one guy said her mother would never shop for clothing where she had to push a cart. so to go shopping for clothing only on expensive places and luxury😵💫🙄 brands
That chart really hits home
I don’t care what people says, I proudly drive my luxury and park it in Wallyworld parking lot to shop for everyday items and food. Fresh fruits comes from another store but I refuse to spend more money for same exact product. Luckily, all of the Wallyworld near my house are clean and safe and will never go to one in the questionable areas.
Don't forget that some won't support retailers who support woke initiatives. Perhaps they went to the alternative retailer.
Because inflation is not 2 percent!!! They took 3 of the biggest metics for inflation out to get that number!! Fuel food and home prices!
I'm so glad the comments are no longer filled with bots recommending stocks.
Dustin Gurkowski is spending money and reaching out to people😂
I buy my avocados, bananas, onions, oranges,lemons, asparagus, and peppers from Walmart. All organic of course and I finish the rest at Harris Teeter. Meat and chicken I buy online from a trusted grass fed farmer.
$100K/Year is basically buying you what $80K/Year used to buy you 4 years ago.
The 20% inflation has cut your purchasing power.
$120K/Year is the new $100K/Year.
I don't know what it's like in the States but here in Canada you might as well be shopping at a high-end store when you're at Walmart it's like $200 for a bag of groceries
This planet is getting too expensive to live on. Salaries aren’t rising yettttt everything else is. Scary times
No Pat, those are all the people that used to shop at the dollar store instead of Walmart but now inflation at the dollar stores are basically walmart prices so we figured might as well shop at Walmart😅 working poor unite
We switched to Walmart a few months ago, we save $50-$75 every week just buying the same grocery order from Walmart vs Giant Eagle.
When you gotta shop timely for deals and in bulk at Sam's Club or Costco. ☠️
Walmart has also lost a ton of my families business we go to aldis for a ton of stuff for cheaper and honestly most of it just as good if not better. The homestyle chicken sandwiches slap, as far as meat goes I've started buying local butchers and getting more bulk. We've been smarter about how we're spending money, going to Walmart it's almost impossible for me to leave at under $400 and that may last 2-3 weeks max
Even Walmart prices are going up....one product once was $1.84 last year....today is $1.98
What's a costumer?😂😂😂😂
Wally World, what a bunch of crap in that store. You can pick and choose online things that you need NOT want without going to Wally World. LOL
I'm curious how many segments are going to be recorded before someone gets that water bottle that's been
on the floor in front of the guys.
How does Walmart know if they have poor or wealthy person swiping a credit card? I don’t believe this story
I think you answered your question. They bought the data from the credit card company.
I use Walmart Plus, Sam's Club & Aldi for majority of food purchases.
Headline needs spell check lol
Honestly shop sales at Kroger way better prices. Think in 3ish month cycles. If you see a deal on something purchase enough for 3 months or at least 5. Also purchase in season fruit and vegetables. If you can afford fresh buy frozen.
Not me
Walmart sucks sausage and stinks of shitt