Rising Costs: Utilities, Car Insurance, and Child Care Reach New Heights

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The cost of monthly utilities, car insurance, and child care in the US is soaring, putting a strain on consumers. Electricity bills have climbed 25% since January 2020, with California experiencing a 59% increase. Natural gas prices are up 29% since January 2020. Car insurance costs have risen by 33% since the start of 2020, and the average monthly car payment for a new vehicle is $736. Healthcare premiums have also increased by 7%. The average annual cost of child care is $10,853, with costs varying by region. In many states, child care expenses exceed mortgage and rent payments.
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