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It’s a good question, because everyone experiences inflation differently. For us, it’s been a bit of a non event -Our mortgage payment hasn’t changed, so 0% in
by TradingPlaces 4y ago
It’s a good question, because everyone experiences inflation differently. For us, it’s been a bit of a non event
-Our mortgage payment hasn’t changed, so 0% inflation rate. That’s a big one.
-Both of us already worked at home, so we don’t drive a lot. One car a gas guzzler that takes premium, the other EV. We also did not buy cars in 2020-2022, a huge source of inflation.
-We did a bunch of nest feathering in 2019, so no household durables, which was a big source of inflation 2020-2021.
- We get our food at Costco and farmers market, and don’t eat out much. Costco really worked hard on food inflation. Prices at the farmers market are through the roof.
- I flew on 1 round trip since airfares and hotels skyrocketed, and we took a 2-day trip to Santa Barbara for my wife’s birthday, which was 48 hours straight of sticker shock.
This is the ultimate YMMV