#cost of living

With used car prices dropping, are you now avoiding new cars entirely?

With housing costs soaring, is co-living the new normal for 2026?

Is £30k for a family hatchback actually worth it these days?

Budget brands like Xiaomi or IKEA are just excuses people make when they can't afford the real thing.

Is all that expensive winter gear actually worth the hype or am I just being cheap?

Are handmade goods ever truly worth the insane price tag, or is it just guilt?

Do you feel pressured to cancel your gym membership because of rising living costs?

Has the supplement shortage made you rethink your staples?

Has the mainstream climate agenda changed how you interact with your neighbors?

Has rising shipping costs changed your online shopping habits?

Are you still paying for cable just to watch your team during a cost-of-living crisis?

Is open-plan living worth it if you’re trying to keep your heating bills down?

After festival ticket prices doubled, are you switching to smaller indie events?

Does every home really need a reusable paper towel, or is it just another overpriced green guilt trip?

Are you still chasing unicorn startups in a cost-of-living crisis?

Does anyone else struggle with sustainable eating on a vegan budget?

Have high living costs made you rethink your crypto strategy?

Has the cost of school supplies forced you to cut back on extracurriculars?

With grocery costs soaring, has veganism become a luxury you're rethinking?

Do you still care about sustainable shopping when prices keep rising?