Food, Energy, Housing: Challenges
From the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard University comes a troubling report describing the demands low-income people (annual household income less than $25,000) face in paying for food, energy and housing. In recent years, the problem has become far more acute as the rents across the board have increased. Between January-2024 and June-2024, the Census Bureau found that 59% of renter households earning less than $25,000 found it difficult to pay for rent, food, car payments, medical expenses, and other necessities. And the challenges aren’t limited to the low-income demographic. Of households earning $75,000 or more, 28% found it difficult to manage these same core expenses.
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