US inflation means families are spending $709 more per month than two years ago
As a parent with kids, I really don't know how folks are getting by  with the prices of everything.  I know folks who keep eating out, buying new vehicles, and even building new houses and I'm left scratching my head wondering how they afford all of this.I'm not saving nearly as much as I was years ago and I think my "lifestyle" has decreased post COVID (few vacations, eating out is a treat, gifts are for birthdays/holidays).  Is everyone swimming in debt?