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Financial Stress Among Low- and Moderate-Income Latino Adults in California: The Role of Price Pressures and Holiday Spending
We examine financial stress among low- and moderate-income Latino adults in California during a period of elevated prices and the 2025 holiday season. Participants from the Mobile Financial Diary cohort (n = 69; 218 person-wave observations) completed four monthly surveys covering November 2025 thro
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