A reporter from the Washington Post is looking to hear from Consumerism Commentary readers who are coping with wage deceleration or stagnation. If you have had to make changes to your lifestyle due to wages or salaries that haven’t been rising as quickly as expenses, you are a perfect candidate for this article in progress. The reporter would like to talk to you about the effect of your stagnant income on your ability to save or pay for a child’s education, or any other kind of adjustment you are experiencing.

If this description fits your experience, please leave a comment here or send me an email (flexo at Consumerism Commentary dot com), describing your situation. I will put you in touch with the reporter.

Updated March 31, 2009 and originally published March 30, 2009. If you enjoyed this article, subscribe to the RSS feed or receive daily emails. Follow @flexo on Twitter and visit our Facebook page for more updates.

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