By Brian O’Connell Even in a bear market, keep retirement savings rolling Americans are doing what they can to deal with skyrocketing inflation. According to a new survey from New York Life, U.S. adults say they’re cutting back on dining out, and are pushing back big-ticket items like vacations, buying a car, or buying a home. That’s understandable, as consumer prices are up 8.5% on a year-to-year basis through April 2022. Americans are also curbing their emergency fund contributions, partly to keep focusing on long-term retirement savings, which haven’t hit the chopping block — yet. Accordin…