[American Thinker] Everytime I read an article by Rick Newman at Yahoo Finance it feels like I kill more brain cells; here he says that there is only one component regarding inflation left that people have to worry about: "rent."
So, I thought I would look at some expenses that most people have to deal with on an annual or monthly basis to see if the inflation problem is really behind us. Is overall inflation really down to around 3% as mainstream pundits assure?
Less than a month ago, USA Today published an "outlook for car insurance" report, in which the analysts noted this:
Consumers shopping for the best car insurance in 2024 can expect higher prices, according to Mark Friedlander, Director of Corporate Communications at the Insurance Information Institute (Triple-I).
’Car insurance rates are expected to continue to increase in 2024 due to costlier repairs, driven by parts shortages and higher costs of labor, as well as low inventories of vehicles, which generates higher costs of replacing totaled cars.’ |