Row 46560

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I paid $3.98 for one bell pepper when 4 years ago it cost 78¢. My insurance went from $178 to $267 a month with no accidents. My rent went from $1460 to $1950.

I live in a pretty affordable part of the country but the median home price here went from $240,000 to $360,000 in just 5 years and with rate changes the median monthly mortgage cost went from $1400 to $2500.

I don't care that NATIONALLY wages are just now out pacing inflation. Inflation rate decreasing doesn't mean prices decrease, they just continue to go up slightly slower. You can make statistics say practically anything you want if you are clever enough, and it's hilarious how many people quote statistics at me who are struggling too.

You can scream all you want that the numbers say the economy is strong but I am personally worse off than 4 years ago and many, many Americans are too. Hearing politicians with hundreds of thousands if not millions in stocks who don't shop for their own groceries say that they are doing great and I should be greatful is insulting.

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text I paid $3.98 for one bell pepper when 4 years ago it cost 78¢. My insurance went from $178 to $267 a month with no accidents. My rent went from $1460 to $1950. I live in a pretty affordable part of the country but the median home price here went from $240,000 to $360,000 in just 5 years and with rate changes the median monthly mortgage cost went from $1400 to $2500. I don't care that NATIONALLY wages are just now out pacing inflation. Inflation rate decreasing doesn't mean prices decrease, t…
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