A Federal Reserve study uncovers a stark reality: nearly one-third of Americans, or eighty million people, grapple with affording basic necessities like food and housing. This financial strain, disproportionately affecting lower-income households and minority communities, is exacerbated by inflation and stagnant wages. Policymakers are exploring solutions, but the report underscores the ongoing challenge of financial hardship for many Americans.
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