I believe your words, because it is not possible to lead life in the same way all the time with salary. But salary makes people rich but it requires a lot of hard work. And after meeting the needs of daily life, money has to be saved. Here is the problem of many people they always think, Salary is nothing left after making a living but this is a complete misconception. At the end of the month after meeting all the needs we will have some money left, and that money has to be invested. This will jobs as well as other sources of income and prevent inflation.
Salary doesn't make you rich, but it will keep your daily and monthly expenses running and keep you in a comfort zone. The only exception to this is if you are a very good post and in a multinational company, then you can assume that you are earning something substantial which you can also save after meeting your monthly expenses.
Also, inflation affects the salary class more severely than the business class. Salary doesn't increase with the rise in inflation, but if you're doing business, you may increase the price of your product anytime to cope with inflation.
Actually it depends on which country you live in and how skilled you are. Some people cannot meet their basic needs by working while others can get into a good financial position. It takes a long time for a job holder to become rich because the salaries of most private companies are relatively low. You are right that some high-ranking employees working in multinational companies get the opportunity to work at higher salaries, get other benefits and become rich very quickly.
Inflation causes financial losses for every level of people in a country, especially for the poor. Although the negative impact is less for the rich community, they can face huge financial losses in business. The impact of this loss can be even greater for investors because the price of goods increases due to the financial losses of a country and the purchasing power of investors decreases.
