“In one of the best decades the American economy has ever recorded, families were bled dry by landlords, hospital administrators, university bursars, and child-care centers,” Annie writes. “For millions, a roaring economy felt precarious or downright terrible.”We’ve got a pitch for a new rom-com about the current state of the American economy. It’s called “When Rising Housing Prices Met Rising Health-Care Costs Met Rising Student-Loan Debt Met Rising Child-Care Costs.”And no, it’s not actually a comedy at all.The economy boasts some strong numbers, but high costs of living are quietly taxing families’ balance sheets.