SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — San Diego families shopping for furniture may soon face higher prices as new tariffs on imported goods take effect, forcing consumers to budget more carefully and shop around for deals.
President Trump announced tariffs that took effect October 14, including a 10% tariff on lumber and a 25% tariff on furniture and cabinets. These measures are already prompting concerns about increased costs for consumers and potential job impacts across multiple industries.
For San Diego mom Madeline Franklin, every day involves careful budgeting decisions. Whether it’s stretching grocery money or finding affordable furniture, she represents many families navigating rising costs…