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(CNN) -- Faced with a nationwide financial crisis, a volatile stock market and rising unemployment and inflation rates, many Americans are making changes in their personal spending habits. Single mother Ingrid Zaharris said financial woes forced her to take her daughter out of gymnastics classes. Ingrid Zaharris started cutting back drastically in May. She and her 6-year-old daughter moved into a smaller home in Allen, Texas, after realizing that she would be unable to afford the summer electricity bills coupled with the cost of rent for her house. Financial worries also forced Zaharris to take her daughter out of gymnastics classes and stop the lawn service.

"I had no idea how much waste I truly had in my life until the crunch of everything hit at once," she wrote on

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Hur slutar den här historien? (CNN) -- Inför en landsomfattande finanskris, en instabil aktiemarknad och stigande arbetslöshet och inflationstakt, gör många amerikaner förändringar i sina personliga utgiftsvanor. Ensamstående mor Ingrid Zaharris sade ekonomiska ve tvingade henne att ta sin dotter ur gymnastiklektionerna. Ingrid Zaharris började skära ner drastiskt i maj. Hon och hennes 6-åriga dotter flyttade in i ett mindre hem i Allen, Texas, efter att ha insett att hon inte skulle ha råd med sommarelräkningarna i kombination med hyran för sitt hus. Ekonomiska bekymmer tvingade också Zaharris att ta sin dotter ur gymnastiklektionerna och stoppa gräsmattans service. "Jag hade ingen aning om hur mycket slöseri jag verkligen hade i mitt liv tills knastret av allt slog på en gång", skrev hon på ALTERNATIV: - Allen. - Amerikaner. - CNN. - Ingrid Zaharris. - Texas. - Zaharris. - IReport.com. - I Reporter.
How does this story end? (CNN) -- Faced with a nationwide financial crisis, an unstable stock market and rising unemployment and inflation rates, many Americans are making changes in their personal spending habits. Single mother Ingrid Zaharris said financial woe forced her to take her daughter out of gymnastics classes. Ingrid Zaharris began to cut drastically in May. She and her 6-year-old daughter moved into a smaller home in Allen, Texas, after realizing that she would not be able to afford the summer electricity bills combined with the rent for her house. Economic concerns also forced Zaharris to take his daughter out of gymnastics classes and stop the lawn service. "I had no idea how much waste I really had in my life until the crunch of everything hit at once," she wrote on ALTERNATIVE: - Allen. - Americans. CNN. Ingrid Zaharris. Texas. Zaharris. IReport.com. - In Reporter.
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