2025-11-28 23:29:37

Home insurance costs have exploded by 48% from 2020 to now, while household incomes barely crawled up 3.8%. That gap? It's quietly crushing middle-class budgets and reshaping how people think about asset protection.

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PerpetualLonger

· 12-01 21:26

Buy the dip on property insurance, this wave is definitely a trap set by short positions, when the bull run comes everything will recoup investment!

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gas_fee_therapist

· 12-01 07:11

Hmm, this is really off, insurance has risen by 48% but income only rose by 3.8%, the middle class is really being played people for suckers to the point of questioning life.

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IfIWereOnChain

· 11-29 05:28

Insurance rises by 48% while income only rises by 3.8%? This gap... To be honest, the middle class is really being crushed.

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SatoshiNotNakamoto

· 11-28 23:59

A 48% rise, but income only increased by 3.8%, this gap... is really unbelievable, how do the middle class survive?

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YieldHunter

· 11-28 23:58

ngl the math here is absolutely brutal... 48% vs 3.8%? that's not a gap, that's a straight up wealth extraction mechanism. technically speaking if you look at the correlation coefficient between insurance inflation and real purchasing power, degens in traditional assets are getting liquidated worse than any impermanent loss lmao

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DegenWhisperer

· 11-28 23:57

Insurance rises by 48% while income rises by 3.8%. This gap is really outrageous, and the middle class is really struggling to cope.

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FreeMinter

· 11-28 23:45

What the hell, 48%? Income only rose 3.8%? This is way off the mark!

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