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Feeling squeezed by high prices? Here are tips for managing your finances

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According to the latest government data, inflation is up 3.7 percent since last September. People are struggling to pay for things like rent, gas, electricity, and…

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According to the latest government data, inflation is up 3.7 percent since last September. People are struggling to pay for things like rent, gas, electricity, and groceries. We talk to a personal finance expert about how to handle tough and uncertain economic times.NPR’s Joel Rose and Nicole Grundmeier with the Midwest Newsroom and Harvest Public…

Published October 23, 2026 · 10:42

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