More 18-34 Year Olds Lived at Home With Their Parents Last Year Than Any Other Year Since World War II. While there has been a steady drop in the percentage of 18-34 year-olds living...
Mortgage Rates Have Jumped More than 60 Basis Points Over the Last 11 Weeks to 4.18% If you locked in a mortgage before the end of September, chances are you’re feeling pretty good about...
In a presidential year when Gary Johnson spent some time polling above 10% and Jill Stein had moments being above 5%, there was a feeling that a third party candidate might get to the...
Good news out of the Department of Labor as the 2015 labor force numbers show that more than 73.5 million women are part of the workforce. This is up from 73.03 million last year,...
The traditional idea of automation eliminating jobs centers mainly on the manufacturing sector. While you could argue automation has been taking manufacturing jobs since the industrial revolution, it has become much more prevalent today....
It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out that a healthy space program can lead to more jobs and an increase in economic activity. Professionals ranging from aerospace engineers to fuel truck drivers all benefit...
Student loan debt for those getting a four year degree has been going up significantly for the past 10 years. What is interesting though is that the amount of education-related debt a student holds...
Credit scores can affect several aspects of your life including what type of interest rate you get on a loan, whether or not you can even get a loan, or whether or not you...
Not since May of 2008 has the seasonally-adjusted unemployment rate for those holding a Bachelor’s degree been this low. At the current rate, we should see this dip under 2% by the middle of...
As we wait for 2016 Q4 numbers on student loan debt to come in, it might be interesting to take a look at the current amount of interest being accumulated on current student loan...
