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Germans' Biggest Fear Is the High Cost of Living

Summary by Deutsche Welle
What do Germans fear most in 2026? Wars? Global crises? Wrong. Their biggest concern is the cost of living, which keeps rising.

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According to a survey, the German population is particularly afraid of inflation and high taxes. Existence concerns appear to have increased slightly compared to 2025.

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Inflation is a threat for many people in Germany. They fear that their money is not enough to live. They are not as dissatisfied with politics as it has been for a long time. However, on other issues, the Germans look a little more optimistic than a year ago into the future.

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Can I afford the fuel at the pump soon? Will my rent continue to rise? The question of how affordable life will be in the future drives many people around, as a survey shows.

Is the money still enough to live? What will become of the pension? When does the economy start again? According to a study, the Germans look rather grimly at politics and the economy.

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wz.de broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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