Australians' Response to the Cost-of-Living Crisis
As the cost-of-living crisis persists, Australians are becoming more resourceful in managing their finances.
According to Compare the Market's 2025 Household Budget Barometer, only 7% of Australians believe the cost-of-living crisis has improved over the past year.
Furthermore, just 22% of Australians are optimistic about the economy's future, despite a slowing inflation rate and a lower cash rate.
Australians are adapting to the situation, finding ways to stay afloat amidst the financial challenges.
Their strategies for coping with the crisis are helping them navigate these difficult times.
Author's summary: Aussies adapt to cost-of-living crisis.
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