The Battle Against Rising Prices

Rising food prices are causing families and businesses to look for relief. What if that relief came from innovative solutions to issues in shipping and the transportation of goods?

What would you do if your monthly rent bill jumped an incredible 65%? What solutions could help keep a cap on rising rent, and where are these measures going into place?

With about 95% of the world’s goods traveling over the ocean, supply chain issues are a major contributor to rising prices in everyday products and food. We’ll explain exactly how shipping works and it’s pivotal role in inflation.

Electric cars are increasingly popular, and it's easy to see why, as gas prices have soared, but are they the best solution? Public transit is also coming up with new ways to help ease the pain.

We’ve felt the pain at the gas pump, but you might not know that the price of crude oil is actually making so many other goods more expensive, too.

It can be tough to get around in conventional ways with extreme vehicle prices and inflated gas costs. E-bikes are becoming an increasingly popular way to get around. Not only can the alternate mode of transportation save you money, it just might even add a little fun to your life.

Community gardens are an incredibly affordable way for people to grow different kinds of food for themselves. Often, compost, tools, seeds and other necessary items might be donated to the cause.

Two ways people are ensuring they can put food on the table during these difficult economic times is by gardening and through meat share.

As Americans grapple with inflation, it's easy to forget the struggle many seniors face during tough economic times — especially those who live at or below the poverty level. In order to allow them to maintain their independence and stay home as long as they are able, some groups are providing help and compassion.