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    Prices Have Been on the Rise— Here's What To Expect

    enApril 12, 2023

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    • Monetizing underutilized assets with AirbnbExplore renting out underused spaces on Airbnb for extra income, stay informed about the economy for financial stability

      Monetizing underutilized assets, such as hosting a space on Airbnb, can be an effective and easy side hustle. The speaker, Nicole Lappin, shares her personal experience of writing in remote cabins but feeling uneasy about leaving her house empty. Airbnb provides a solution for her, and she encourages others to explore this opportunity, especially for those new to side hustles. The economy, as of late, has shown signs of recovery, with the stock market and even Bitcoin experiencing growth. However, it's important to note that the economy is more than just the stock market, and factors like inflation and the jobs market should also be considered. Despite the recent economic instability, the Fed has continued to raise interest rates, and the March CPI numbers are yet to be released. Overall, finding ways to make use of what you already have and staying informed about the economy can lead to financial growth and stability.

    • Consumer worry about inflation remains high despite decreaseDespite decreasing inflation, consumer anxiety stays high due to external factors and economic uncertainty. Policymakers must manage the economy carefully to minimize negative impacts while allowing for growth.

      Despite a slower increase in inflation rates as of February, consumer worry and fear due to rising prices and economic uncertainty remains high. This anxiety is not unwarranted as external factors like decreased oil production could lead to higher fuel costs and subsequent price hikes. Economies, like living organisms, experience cycles of growth and contraction, and recessions, though a normal part of the economic cycle, can still have devastating effects, particularly when it comes to job loss. The tech industry's recent massive layoffs have raised alarm, but the job market outside of tech has remained steady. It's essential for policymakers to manage the economy carefully to minimize the negative impacts of recessions while allowing for necessary balance and growth.

    • Maintaining a good credit score is crucial during economic uncertaintyDuring economic uncertainty, focus on improving your credit score to secure credit and set yourself up for future financial success. Keep unused credit available to boost your debt-to-credit ratio.

      Despite some economic uncertainty reflected in consumer sentiment surveys, key economic indicators like unemployment remain relatively stable. Amidst rising interest rates and banking instability, maintaining a good credit score is crucial for securing credit. It might seem counterintuitive, but keeping unused credit available can actually improve your debt-to-credit ratio and boost your score. Remember, economic downturns are temporary, and it's essential to stay informed and proactive about your finances. In uncertain times, focusing on improving your credit score can provide peace of mind and set you up for future financial success. Money Rehab, hosted by Nicole Lappin, is here to help answer your money-related questions. Don't hesitate to reach out with your queries at moneyrehab@moneynetwork.com. Stay updated with exclusive content on Instagram (@moneynews) and TikTok (@moneynetworknetwork). And above all, thank you for tuning in and investing in your financial education.

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