
Back-to-School Budget Blues: Parents Feel the Pinch
As school fees and supply costs soar, parents from the U.S. to Asia are rethinking budgets and finding creative hacks to keep kids ready without breaking the bank.
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As school fees and supply costs soar, parents from the U.S. to Asia are rethinking budgets and finding creative hacks to keep kids ready without breaking the bank.
In his annual Jackson Hole speech, Fed Chair Jerome Powell suggested a possible interest rate cut amid tariff-fueled inflation, balancing growth and price pressures.
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