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How have you adjusted your life to rising inflation?

By Star Tribune staff

February 3, 2022 at 7:37PM
Retired school teacher Alan Briesemeister, of Delano, shops for groceries Jan. 27 at Coborn’s in Delano, Minn. “I don’t like it obviously but I understand it,” said Briesemeister, who is on a fixed income, of inflation. (Aaron Lavinsky, Star Tribune/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

As inflation continues to rise to levels we haven't seen in decades, the Star Tribune would like to know how you have responded to increased prices and what changes, if any, you have made in how you shop and save.

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