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How to save money as grocery prices continue to rise

Retail food prices have risen across the U.S., with residents of Mississippi, West Virginia, and Arkansas spending the highest percentages of their income on groceries, according to WalletHub.
Mississippi has the lowest median annual household income in the country at $52,985 in 2022, as reported by Census data from 2018 to 2022.
WalletHub analyst Chip Lupo emphasized that comparing grocery prices to median income is crucial for understanding affordability across states.
Lupo recommended strategies for reducing grocery expenses, such as buying store-brand products, purchasing in bulk, and utilizing grocery store reward programs.

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Business Insider

See how much people in your state spend on groceries — and how it compares across the US

WalletHub, a personal finance platform, recently released an analysis examining the share of median income residents of US states allocate to groceries.Brandon Bell/Getty ImagesA WalletHub analysis found Mississippi spends the highest share of its median household income on groceries among US states.West Virginia and Arkansas ranked second and third, while New Jersey came in at No. 50 on the list.The three states that spend the lowest percentage…

1 day ago·United States

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The Billings Gazette

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How to save money as grocery prices continue to rise

In this episode of PennyWise, host Nat Cardona and WalletHub's Adam McCann discuss the rising costs of groceries and how different states are faring in terms of food expenses.

2 days ago·Billings, United States

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Food & Wine

Want to Save on Groceries? It's Time to Go Vegetarian, According to a New Study

Your grocery bill isn’t just about inflation—your diet choices could be making it even pricier.Food & Wine / Getty ImagesAs you've likely noticed, grocery prices have been steadily climbing for some time, with little indication that they'll slow down any time soon — especially if you have eggs in your cart.According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), consumers spent an average of 11.2% of their disposable personal incomes on food in 2…

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The Everygirl

Groceries Are So Expensive Right Now, But These Hacks Actually Save Me Money

The first time I noticed an uptick in my grocery bill was in 2021 when a grocery store run for a charcuterie board and toilet paper cost me $70. At the time, the number seemed unfathomable. But now? I’d give anything to go back to the days when my typical grocery store bill was under $100. Sadly, spending anything less feels practically impossible these days as grocery prices continue ticking up. As reported by NerdWallet, food prices are up 31%…

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