Under the default inflation settings, which items are inflated by default and may be changed individually?

Under the default inflation settings, which items are inflated by default and may be changed individually?

• A. Unclassified Holdings, Unclassified Asset Mix, Income, Expenses, and Property
• B. Core Cash Account, Savings, Investments
• C. Salaries, Wages, Bonuses
• D. Taxable Accounts, Non-Taxable Accounts

Answer: (C)

Default inflation settings adjust forecasted cash flows by automatically inflating income that tends to rise with the economy. Salaries, wages, and bonuses are the items inflated by default because compensation typically grows with wage inflation, helping your earnings projections stay realistic over time. You can still change inflation on other items if you want to model different growth paths, but the system applies inflation to the compensation line by default. The other categories—cash accounts, savings, investments, or account/asset groupings—aren’t auto-inflated in the same way, since their future values come from contributions, returns, or market movements rather than wage growth.

Default inflation settings adjust forecasted cash flows by automatically inflating income that tends to rise with the economy. Salaries, wages, and bonuses are the items inflated by default because compensation typically grows with wage inflation, helping your earnings projections stay realistic over time. You can still change inflation on other items if you want to model different growth paths, but the system applies inflation to the compensation line by default. The other categories—cash accounts, savings, investments, or account/asset groupings—aren’t auto-inflated in the same way, since their future values come from contributions, returns, or market movements rather than wage growth.