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Story summary
- The Washington Post-ABC News-Ipsos poll finds many Americans view health care, new cars, and homes as unaffordable.
- Most respondents can cover basic necessities such as housing, groceries, and utilities, but larger expenses remain difficult.
- About 53 percent of adults say they have just enough money to maintain their standard of living.
- Nearly half say discretionary spending on dining out, vacations, and new cars is out of reach.
