If you are struggling to make ends meet, NPR wants to hear from you
Many American families are facing financial challenges due to rising costs, including high gasoline prices, a stagnant job market, and increasing mortgage rates. NPR is inviting individuals who are struggling to share their experiences and how these financial pressures are impacting their lives. The input will help inform NPR's coverage of economic issues affecting households.
- ▪Gasoline prices have reached their highest level in nearly four years.
- ▪The job market is currently stagnant, contributing to financial strain.
- ▪Mortgage rates are rising, adding to household expenses.
- ▪NPR is collecting personal stories about how people are coping with the high cost of living.
- ▪Financial concerns may influence voter decisions in the upcoming midterm elections.
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Economy If you are struggling to make ends meet, NPR wants to hear from you May 5, 20268:42 AM ET By NPR Staff A person waits while filling their fuel tank at a gas station in Portland, Ore. Jenny Kane/AP hide caption toggle caption Jenny Kane/AP American families are under financial pressure. Gasoline prices have hit their highest point in nearly four years. The job market is stagnant. Mortgage rates are climbing. If you're struggling financially, we want to hear from you: What costs are affecting you most? What financial choices are you making to cope? Will costs influence how you vote in this year's midterm elections? Fill out the form below, and an NPR producer may reach out. Sponsor Message cost of living gas Facebook Flipboard Email
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