A cancer survivor fears he will catch Covid-19 at work. A bartender ditches restaurants for the Navy Reserve. Nearly two years into the pandemic, people are still figuring out how to navigate the coronavirus economy.
They hoped 2021 would bring an end to the pandemic. They’re coming to grips with a different reality.Americans spent 2020 hoping the Covid-19 pandemic would be over the next year. They spent 2021 settling into a new life where Covid is never far from their minds.
We checked back in with some of the people who shared their stories about trying to navigate a pandemic that turned their financial lives upside down.Cassandra Brooks’s two daycare centers are full, but otherwise she feels like she’s back at Day 1 of the pandemic.
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