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Worried About Inflation? Buy a Home


Inflation has remained doggedly persistent in the United States economy since the coronavirus pandemic of 2020. Although the Consumer Price Index (CPI) has fallen dramatically from its peak of 9.1% ... Read More

Worried about inflation? These tips may help you stay ahead


Regularly review monthly spending to identify areas to cut back, such as unused subscriptions and discretionary purchases, helping offset rising costs from inflation and tariffs. Opt for generic ... Read More

Americans more worried about inflation and unemployment after new trade deals leave tariffs at highest level in decades


The numbers: Fresh worries about inflation soured Americans on the economy in early August, underscoring lingering anxiety about the highest U.S. tariffs in decades and a further rise in unemployment. Read More

Wages aren't keeping up with inflation, with some jobs falling further behind than others


Aimee Picchi is the associate managing editor for CBS MoneyWatch, where she covers business and personal finance. She previously worked at Bloomberg News and has written for national news outlets ... Read More

Money blog: Interest rate held; ESTA prices rising; supermarket fights to stay in top five


Today in Money, we cover the Bank of England's decision to hold the interest rate at 4%, a rise in the price of getting into the US and Morrisons' fight to stay in the top five biggest supermarkets. Read More


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