When are we going to catch a break? If the last 2 years hadn’t been rough enough, economists around the country are predicting inflation - which currently sits at 5.1 per cent - could hit a 30 year high of 7.2 per cent.

Our money doesn’t go as far now, and to top it all off, the humble sausage sizzle isn’t even immune to cost of living pressures.

To explain what this all means, and what we might expect is research director with finance comparison website RateCity, Sally Tindall.

When are we going to catch a break? If the last 2 years hadn’t been rough enough, economists around the country are predicting inflation - which currently sits at 5.1 per cent - could hit a 30 year high of 7.2 per cent.
Our money doesn’t go as far now, and to top it all off, the humble sausage sizzle isn’t even immune to cost of living pressures.
To explain what this all means, and what we might expect is research director with finance comparison website RateCity, Sally Tindall.

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