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Slack.com slash DHQ. Great program today if you are fighting against inflation. We went

right to the experts at CNBC and got their advice on how you can save money because the

average person now is being affected by about $300 extra every month just from inflation.

So, we tell you all about which footman to get rid of. Then we have a real expert. We have Dave Ramzion

with us, talk to him, and so much more on today's program that you don't want to miss.

So, CNBC wants you to know that inflation is costing the average US household an additional

$296 a month. The figure is based on the latest reading of consumer prices, which rose

7.9% by the way. If we just stop saying, you know, this is going to be as bad as

it was in the 1970s and 80s with Jimmy Carter. It already is. If you take the inflation and

calculate it, the way we did back then, that way you're comparing apples and apples. We're

at 15.6% inflation. That's what we would have said inflation was at. If we calculated it

the same way, we were calculating inflation back then. So, it is. It's bad. But now we calculated

it in a much more sophisticated way. 7.6% inflation. Alright, things are going to get worse before

it gets better. Says Moody's analytics. Pain is felt across the board. Some are feeling

it worse than others. Yeah. Who does inflation hit the hardest, the low and middle income households?

That's who's hit the hardest and $300 a month for the average citizen. That is a lot of money.

A separate study by Wells Fargo surprisingly showed the middle class in particular getting

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