
Debt Payments Now Take 52 Cents of Every Dollar of Real Income Gains, Study Finds
A new analysis estimates a typical one-earner household sends 52 cents of each inflation-adjusted dollar gained since 2022 to debt payments. Here is what it means.
Inflation, gas, groceries, rent, mortgage rates, utilities and fees: what US households pay.

A new analysis estimates a typical one-earner household sends 52 cents of each inflation-adjusted dollar gained since 2022 to debt payments. Here is what it means.





Drivers in the UK can now see near real-time petrol and diesel prices in Google Maps, using government Fuel Finder data, as pump costs stay near record highs.

The Green Institute says "Fair Go Grocers" could cut the cost of essentials by up to 30 per cent. Here is what the plan involves, what it costs and what critics say.

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