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Shrinking Dollars: Why Everything Feels More Expensive

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Are you spending more but getting less? You’re not imagining it—your dollars are shrinking.

Prices are up, paychecks feel smaller, and even your coffee costs more. But why does everything feel so expensive, even when the economy says it’s “doing fine”?

In Shrinking Why Everything Feels More Expensive, Rich Brown breaks down the hidden forces squeezing the American wallet—without the confusing jargon or boring charts. From inflation and corporate pricing tactics to supply chain shocks and housing pressure, this book gives you a front-row seat to the economic reality affecting every grocery trip and gas station visit.

In this eye-opening guide, you’ll

Why your dollar buys less each year—even when your income doesn’t change

How companies quietly raise prices without raising eyebrows

The role of debt, global trade, and economic policy in your day-to-day costs

What history can teach us about navigating tough financial times

Practical tips to stretch your budget without cutting your lifestyle

Whether you’re living on a fixed income, planning for retirement, or just wondering where all your money is going—this book delivers clear, relatable insight into today’s financial landscape.

Smart. Simple. Surprisingly empowering.

If you're tired of feeling left behind and ready to understand what's really going on with your money, this book is your shortcut to clarity.

32 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 20, 2025

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May 21, 2025
Great explanation

This book is short and sweet. It gives pretty detailed explanations about why it feels like our money isn’t going as far as it used to. There’s no fluff, but this book is well written explaining exactly what you need to know on the topic. I would recommend the reading to anyone who wants to know more about the value of money.
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