Report: Prices fell in December as inflation moderates
Here's some good news for your wallet!
Here’s some good news for your wallet!
Here’s some good news for your wallet!
The highest inflation since the 1980s is making holiday budgeting more complicated for millions of middle-class families this year.
Despite inflation consumers are planning to spend around $830 on average on gifts and holiday items, according to the National Retail Federation.
Inflation is affecting a lot more than gas and grocery store prices these days.
Despite high inflation it doesn’t look like families are skipping out on gifts this year.
The cost of chocolate bars and the like are expected to be 14% higher compared to 2021, according to a report from S&P Global Market Intelligence.
While the cost for various things, including gas and groceries increased greatly this year, the price tag on employer-backed health care premiums held relatively flat.
Americans are looking for extra work to boost wages that lag due to inflation.
We’re just a week away from Halloween and this year not only is candy getting more expensive, some sweets are actually getting smaller.
Want to put away more for your retirement? Next year you can.