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- Raisin’s August survey of 100 U.S. adults found 70 percent would take $1,000 today rather than $1,100 in a year, showing a preference for immediate cash.
- The survey showed 85 percent of households with under $25,000 saved preferred cash, while respondents also favored accounts such as savings over high-interest CDs.
- After President Donald Trump attacked Iran on February 28, oil prices rose above $100 per barrel, pushing gas to multi-year highs by May.
