Trump's tariffs could raise the average family's yearly grocery bill by nearly $5,000

1. A Yale Budget Lab report finds that new U.S. tariffs on imports from countries like China, Mexico, and Canada will raise grocery prices — especially for fresh produce, which could jump more than 5%. Have you personally seen any grocery prices increase since the tariffs were announced?

2. Without changes in shopping habits, the average household may lose up to $4,900 in 2025 due to trade-driven price hikes, though adjustments like buying in bulk or switching brands could reduce that to about $2,600. Are you planning to do any of the following this year, or have you already?

3. Have you been following along with the news about tariffs?