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Inflation Is Falling But Hourly Workers’ Mental Health Is Still Suffering Due To High Living Costs

By Jasmine Browley ·Updated September 4, 2023

Inflation may be cooling, but many workers are still feeling the heat of high living costs and its adversely impacting their health.

New research commissioned by Funding Our Future and DailyPay and conducted online by The Harris Poll found that most

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