Latest survey drops some eye-opening numbers about what's really keeping Americans up at night. Turns out, grocery bills are hitting harder than housing costs or medical expenses. That's the number one pain point right now.
Here's where it gets interesting: 55% of respondents are pointing fingers at the current White House for their sticker shock at checkout. Even more surprising? About one in five people who backed Trump last year are now joining that chorus of frustration.
This inflation anxiety isn't just dinner table talk anymore. When everyday essentials become budget busters, it ripples through every corner of the economy—including how people think about their portfolios and risk appetite in volatile markets.
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SoliditySurvivor
· 11-27 08:52
If you can't even afford to eat, yet you're still doing Cryptocurrency Trading, it's really just a gambler's mentality.
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BuyTheTop
· 11-26 22:54
How can we talk about a portfolio when we can't even afford to eat? It's really hilarious.
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MEVHunterWang
· 11-26 22:53
The price of vegetables is more heartbreaking than housing prices; this is the real pain point.
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AirdropHunterWang
· 11-26 22:50
The price of vegetables is really outrageous; this is the most genuine pain point.
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BackrowObserver
· 11-26 22:41
Really, the price of vegetables is rising almost to the level of mortgage payments, what does this indicate...
Latest survey drops some eye-opening numbers about what's really keeping Americans up at night. Turns out, grocery bills are hitting harder than housing costs or medical expenses. That's the number one pain point right now.
Here's where it gets interesting: 55% of respondents are pointing fingers at the current White House for their sticker shock at checkout. Even more surprising? About one in five people who backed Trump last year are now joining that chorus of frustration.
This inflation anxiety isn't just dinner table talk anymore. When everyday essentials become budget busters, it ripples through every corner of the economy—including how people think about their portfolios and risk appetite in volatile markets.