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Scott Carothers, 66, is a meal-prepping machine on his days off from managing a bicycle shop. Although he isn’t hurting financially, he says he’s shrinking his Roth IRA contributions, something that gives him some pause. https://t.co/f3cAFhZygP https://t.co/DyrJdNbBB1 — PolitiTweet.org

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When Ibzan Castro, 29, looks in his fridge these days, he’s usually disappointed. He buys a lot of ground beef and chicken breast because it’s less expensive. Recently he was surprised to see a butcher’s cut of top sirloin on sale for only $7. https://t.co/f3cAFhZygP https://t.co/iqBRTl9xUW — PolitiTweet.org

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Megan Johnson, 37, avoids taking her children to the grocery store because “little hands reach out and grab a lot more.” Johnson, who works in health-care communications, said her money doesn’t go as far anymore, yet her income has stayed the same. https://t.co/f3cAFhZygP https://t.co/71V6ZSgl8D — PolitiTweet.org

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