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Americans are cutting back on activities and daily indulgences that may have been taken for granted. In an attempt to keep their heads above water, U.S. adults of all income levels have been adopting thriftier habits to save. But ultimately, most can’t escape the squeeze as salaries have failed to keep pace with inflated costs.
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