Tooling around the grocery store with a financial counselor can
be a sobering experience.
OK, maybe I don't really need fresh raspberries or corn-on-the-
cob out of season. Perhaps snacks in pre-measured bags, while
convenient, are not such a wise investment. And maybe the only
measurable return on the super-premium ice cream that I like so much
is a few extra pounds at the end of the fiscal year.
Can I crawl back now into my comfortable little "eat now, worry
tomorrow" hole?
Knowing that many people are experiencing sticker-shock levels of
inflation at the supermarket, I asked a finance professional to
offer advice to readers.
June A. Schroeder, a certified financial planner with Liberty ...