While it may seem that the economy has rebounded from the shutdowns of the pandemic, the truth is, there are still significant problems in the supply chain that are going to have a big impact on.
The season of giving is nearly upon us and consumers are expected to spend enormously on the holidays. Americans will dish out up to 9% more this year than they did in 2020, when they spent $1.2.
Even with the best of intentions, financial clutter can easily get out of control. From the bills you receive in the mail to the receipts you receive at the doctor's office to your financial and bank.
Overall, the price of consumer goods has increased 5.4% since last year, according to the consumer price index, which means this holiday season will come with an added cost. Shop Smarter: 5 Reasons.