u/IndependentDrop6875

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Is your income actually keeping up with inflation?

Official number is 7.3% but that feels like a joke when you're filling up your fuel tank or doing groceries. And the petrol price hike hasn't even hit the next report yet.

Asking this specifically for freelancers and remote workers who work with clients abroad because on paper, earning in dollars should be a hedge against our current situation. But with how costs are moving locally, I'm curious if people actually feel that or not.

We're actually building USD receiving accounts for freelancers and remote workers here, so you can get paid in dollars without the usual hassle. Just want to hear what people on the ground are actually experiencing. Drop your thoughts below.

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u/IndependentDrop6875 — 3 hours ago