When it comes to finances, 2023 has been a tough year for many families, and one of the most prevalent issues is inflation. Mannik Dhillon with Victory Capital joined Leading SA on Sunday to help explain the issue and what next year could bring.

Wages in the U.K. are rising at a record high rate amid stubbornly high inflation.

It's been a wild ride for the hotel industry over the past two years, and it's not over. Supply chain and staffing issues have morphed, but they're still prevalent. On top of that, companies have now added inflation to the list of woes.

Rents continue to rise, but wages for many aren't keeping pace.

Seventy-six days before Christmas, retailers are rolling out holiday discounts.

Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook says more interest rate increases will be necessary to wrestle inflation under control.

The stress of inflation might make you want to grab a cold one, but unfortunately your favorite brew is being affected too. A local San Antonio brewery breaks down what hurdles the beer industry is dealing with.

Gift cards may be plastic, but they are real money, and Americans are holding on to about $21 million worth, according to one survey.

The Congressional Budget Office says that high inflation will persist into next year.

The San Antonio Food Bank says it’s getting harder to feed families due to the spike in diesel prices, which average at an all-time high in San Antonio at $5.29.

Americans spend an average of $5,174 a year, or roughly $431 a month, on groceries. And that number is now skyrocketing.

With every scan at the grocery store or click at the pump, everyone’s wallets are hurting from the continued increased inflation.

The pandemic and inflation are reasons why families are still struggling and in need of food.

We are seeing record gas prices and the highest levels of inflation in 40 years.

A local business expert said many business owners are increasingly anxious about passing on the higher costs to their customers and clients, while others who already have been are wondering if they should do it again.

Inflation is painfully high, but this hopefully is close to as bad as it gets.

Ongoing pandemic and staff shortage kept things curbside for a year and 8 months. Ray's Drive Inn is finally welcome customers back for dine-in.

Over the last year, we have seen a wave of disruptions, from supply chain problems to labor shortages, but now we have stumbled into a new economic symptom -- shadow inflation.