Inflation is Causing Consumers to Identify Their Priorities
- 76% of Americans report cutting back on spending due to inflation, up from 67% in 2024, according to the Wells Fargo Money Study.
- 90% of surveyed Americans experience 'sticker shock' in common spending areas, with actual costs being between 55% and 200% higher than expected.
- 86% of respondents have a clear picture of their financial goals, yet 61% feel they need a mental reset to improve their financial habits.
- Michael Liersch states that Americans are introspective about their financial priorities and are seeking more advice on money management.
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