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Survey says nearly 92 percent of Americans have cut spending for inflation relief

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Nearly 92 percent of consumers have reduced their spending on nonessential goods like apparel, appliances and home decor, according to a new CNBC and Morning Consult survey. Ninety-two percent of Americans with household incomes between $50,000 ad $100,000 said they were “somewhat” or “very worried” about the price of goods. Inflation Relief By Spending Less…

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