Florida mother turns to digital couponing as grocery bill soars
Summary
Inflation in the U.S. reached its highest level since 2023 in April, making everyday items more expensive. A Florida mother, Kiana Powell, says her grocery bills have increased significantly, and she now uses digital coupons and shop strategies to save money.Key Facts
- Inflation rose to the highest level since 2023 in April.
- Grocery prices have increased; for example, tomatoes are nearly 40% more expensive than last year.
- Ground beef prices are up by more than 14%, and fish and seafood prices rose about 6%.
- Kiana Powell, a mother of five from Florida, reports her monthly grocery bill went up by $50 in one month.
- Powell uses online deals, social media groups, and rewards programs to find discounts.
- She shops at different stores to get the best prices on specific items.
- Powell also faces higher costs for gas and household goods.
- A CBS News poll shows about 75% of Americans believe wages are not keeping up with inflation.
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