Inflation and the economy look to be a major issue this election. Both sides are talking about it while Americans are feeling it – at grocery stores, in housing costs, electric bills, and more.
As a debt elimination expert and financial coach on The Ramsey Show, Jade Warshaw sprinkles her financial advice with wit and spunk.
The Federal Reserve has delivered the biggest interest rate cut in 16 years in a sign that the central bank believes the U.S. has turned the corner on inflation and the threat of recession has become the main concern.
As Americans grapple with rising costs, presidential candidates are presenting competing visions on a key campaign issue – the economy.
The political blame game begins as stocks rebound after a disastrous day of trading, the worst sell-off in two years.
U.S. stock markets plunged today on growing concerns that the economy could be sliding into a recession or at least a slow-down.
Inflation is a major concern for most Americans as prices have been going up faster than incomes for the last few years, making it harder for people to make ends meet.
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Today the typical American household spends approximately $270 more each month on basic items than they did one year ago, and a shocking $1,037 more per month than they did three years ago.