Expert breakdowns of 2026 US tariff policy — how much it costs, which products are hit hardest, and what you can do about it.
New tariff policies are estimated to cost the average American household $1,500 or more per year. We break down the numbers by income bracket, family size, and spending category so you know exactly what to expect.
Electronics face some of the steepest tariff exposure in 2026, with effective rates averaging 15.2% on Chinese imports. We examine what this means for smartphones, laptops, gaming consoles, and other devices Americans buy every year.
China faces the highest tariff rates of any US trading partner — a 34.7% weighted average across all import categories. From electronics to electric vehicles to everyday consumer goods, we map out exactly which products are affected and what American shoppers will pay.
The 25% tariff on imported vehicles and 25–145% on key components is driving new car prices up $3,000–$15,000 depending on make and model. We break down which cars are most affected, how domestic manufacturers are responding, and what buyers can do to minimize the impact.
Sweeping tariffs on goods from China, Mexico, Canada, and the EU are raising grocery bills across virtually every aisle. Garlic is up 40–80%, avocados up 20–30%, shrimp up 25–50%. Here's the complete breakdown and how to shop smarter.
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