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Here’s what’s more, and less, expensive this Fourth of July

By Ally Goelz
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Here’s what’s more, and less, expensive this Fourth of July

This Fourth of July, a record-high 72.2 million people are expected to travel at least 50 miles within the United States, participating in road trips, barbecues, and fireworks shows nationwide.

While grocery prices are relatively stagnant this year compared to 2024, gas prices have decreased, and fireworks costs are expected to skyrocket.

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