In 1997, my in-laws bought a beautiful house in Zimbabwe for $1.6 million Zimbabwean dollars. Shortly after, the government began printing billions upon billions of dollars every single day. This triggered hyperinflation. Money started losing its value at a shocking rate because so much more was being printed. Just three years later, that same $1.6 million could only buy you a loaf of bread. People would literally take wheelbarrows full of cash into the streets, yet still not have enough to buy

In 1997, my in-laws bought a beautiful house in Zimbabwe for $1.6 million Zimbabwean dollars. Shortly after, the government began printing billions upon billions of dollars every single day. This triggered hyperinflation. Money started losing its value at a shocking rate because so much more was being printed. Just three years later, that same $1.6 million could only buy you a loaf of bread. People would literally take wheelbarrows full of cash into the streets, yet still not have enough to buy

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