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The survey also found that inflation was the No.
1 financial issue voters cared about, with 49% saying that it was their top concern.
Also see how the cost of living in major cities might be affected.
This will allow the natural rules ofsupply and demandto dictate costs.
It is ultimately [resulting from] people spending money on things and the printing of money.
The government creates inflation, and printing money creates inflation.
So if you dont keep printing money, [inflation will be reduced].
The government creates inflation by creating situations that are unnecessary, he said.
Most people agree with that.
Thats not a Democrat or Republican conversation.
Most people agree that when the government gets involved, things are more expensive.
; (2) How much physical cash do you keep at home?
; (7) What red flag tips you off most about a potential scam?
; (8) How often do you worry whether your money is unprotected?
; (11) Have you ever been scammed while using one of these apps?
; (13) Have you ever paid for services to protect yourself from fraud/scams?
(If so, how much do you pay monthly/annually?
); (14) How confident are you that your money is safe where it currently stands?
; and (20) How much of your retirement do you plan to fund with Social Security?
GOBankingRates used PureSpectrums survey platform to conduct the poll.
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