The annual inflation rate for the United States is looking much better than when it shot up to 7% in 2021 and 6.5% in 2022.

Last year, inflation came down to 3.4%.

And as of July 11, 2024, it was as low as 3%.

However, inflation affects goods and services differently.

For instance, energy and gas prices have decreased,

while housing prices have increased.

So everyone feels the financial strain of inflation

a little differently.

We feel it based on what we buy and what we buy a lot of.

No matter your budget, the best way to fight inflation

is to be mindful of your spending

by cutting costs or getting more for your money.

This podcast will review 15 of my favorite savings tips

for keeping more of your hard-earned dough. Hey friends, welcome back. I'm Laura

Adams and award-winning author, Money Speaker, founder of the

Money Stack newsletter and host of the Money Girl Podcast with 43 million downloads.

As an on-camera financial spokesperson and content creator, I partner with select brands

for PR and marketing work.

As always, you can learn more about me, my work, my books, and my website Laura D

Adams.com. And by the way if you've got a money

question I'd love to hear it leave it on our voicemail line at 302

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