San Diegans, are you worried about your finances? Talk to us

We are launching a new reporting focus: money. Our new coverage will translate developments in the national, state and local economy — like taxes and Federal Reserve interest rate changes — into news that is personal, local and meaningful to our readers.

We’ll also delve into San Diego problems that impact monthly budgets and long-term financial stability, from housing costs to burrito prices.

To get started, we want to hear from you:

• What are your most pressing and significant money worries? Are you concerned about a recession, debt, or day-to-day expenses?

• What new trade-offs are you making to make ends meet? Are you delaying or giving up on goals like buying a house or paying for college?

• Are you in a particularly challenging situation you’d like to tell us about?

Your answers can be about you and/or someone you know (such as relatives or populations you work with).

You can share your thoughts and experiences by sending an email to: roxana.popescu@sduniontribune.com

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