Denise Kemp+FollowIs Your Rent Finally Catching a Break?Good news for anyone tired of sticker shock: inflation cooled off to 2.7% in November, and that’s giving the housing market a much-needed breather. Rents aren’t rising as fast, so your wallet might feel a little less squeezed. But here’s the catch—job growth is slowing, so don’t expect a wild drop in mortgage rates just yet. It’s a step in the right direction, but not a magic fix. Are you noticing any relief in your monthly bills? #RealEstate #Inflation #HousingMarket10Share
Paige Douglas+FollowInflation Drops—But Will Your Wallet Notice?Good news for your coffee budget: inflation cooled off more than expected, dropping to 2.7%. That means your morning latte might not get pricier anytime soon. But don’t celebrate just yet—unemployment ticked up, so job security is still a worry. Meanwhile, the government’s rolling out one-time bonuses for military folks, but critics say that’s just a quick fix, not a long-term solution for rising costs. Keep an eye on interest rates—they might go down, making loans a bit friendlier soon! #Business #inflation #moneymoves30Share
Christina Davis+FollowWill Higher Prices Save Your Job?Here’s a wild money twist: Morgan Stanley says companies might dodge big layoffs in 2026 if they keep raising prices, thanks to those tariffs making everything cost more. Earlier, businesses tried to avoid sticker shock by slowing down hiring, but now they’re just passing the costs to us at checkout. So, if you’re wondering why your grocery bill keeps climbing, it might be keeping your neighbor employed. But how much more are we willing to pay before we say ‘enough’? #Business #inflation #layoffs00Share
Ernest Harris+FollowIs That Inflation Dip Real? Here’s the ScoopSo, the latest inflation report says prices barely budged in November, but here’s the catch: the government had to guess at housing costs because of a shutdown. That means rent and shelter were basically marked as ‘free’ for the month—yeah, right! This could make things look rosier than they are, and might mess with interest rates or your next rent hike. Keep an eye out for the next report to see if this ‘good news’ sticks. #Business #inflation #personalfinance11Share
