Aussies' Fight Against the Cost-of-Living Crisis
Everyday Australians are finding ways to stay afloat amidst the ongoing cost-of-living crisis, as life shows no signs of getting cheaper.
According to Compare the Market's 2025 Household Budget Barometer, only 7% of Australians believe the cost-of-living crisis has improved in the past year, and just 22% feel optimistic about the economy's future.
Despite countless promises, small wins on inflation, and government support payments, the overwhelming feeling among households is that nothing has really improved.
Australians are adapting to the situation, and their savviness is helping them cope with the financial strain.
Author's summary: Aussies adapt to cost-of-living crisis.
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