Economics

Do you like these types of video? In this episode, I talk about the COVID-19 recession (the Great Lockdown) and explain how it led to high inflation in the U...

A scholarly introduction to the Constitution of the United States

Disney+, is a popular streaming service, but is it worth the cost? Our review discusses plans, content, and more to see how it ranks.

Car insurance rates are rising. How much more can you expect to pay?

Average card APR climbs again as more lenders adjust to Fed's half-point rate hike.

Get Ready for Constitution Day 2022 (You have to teach about the Constitution in September!)

How do the big tech giants make their money? This series of graphics shows a breakdown of big tech revenue, using Q2 2022 income statements.

In the most recent legislative session, 117 bills were proposed that tied to the issue of financial education. Our policy and advocacy team has been tracking the progress of these bills, and provides an analysis of their strengths and possible challenges.

The reason to take time to freeze your kid’s credit is the same reason you childproof your house when they’re babies: to protect them. Children are about

/PRNewswire/ -- If a disaster suddenly struck – a hurricane, another pandemic, or deepening of the current economic crisis, for example – how well would you be...

Sources (with Answer Keys): PISA 2018 Released Financial Literacy Items (first 15 questions) and OECD PISA 2018 Financial Literacy Framework (last 4 questions) Compiled by NGPF [Thanks to Brian Page for pointing out this resource] Q1-Q3: Q4-Q5: Q6-Q7 ...

Humanities disciplines are among the most regretted majors and are declining in popularity. Meanwhile, STEM fields have doubled enrollment in the last decade.

The wage gap for many women of color is not only wider than the overall gender wage gap, but it is also closing more slowly.

The wealth gap between Black and white Americans is examined in this installment of the “Unequal” series.

A Yale professor of finance read through 50 popular finance books to see how they square with traditional economic theory.

Putin promises to let Europe “freeze.”

Five pieces of career advice, shaped by economics, psychology, and a little bit of existential math

The queen reportedly stopped breeding the dogs around 2002 because she didn’t want them to outlive her.

Most of us know about the London Marathon ballot. But there are around 10 ways to get a place in the London Marathon, just not all easy.

Americans are increasingly turning to pay-later services for groceries and other everyday essentials. And there are signs that the practice is putting some in deep debt.

As buy now, pay later options have increased over the last few years, more people are using these to finance purchases.

McDonald's and Chipotle Mexican Grill are seeing customers trade down and visit less often as inflation pressures their budgets.

“We perform well during tough times like this.”

India, the world's biggest rice exporter, is considering whether to restrict exports of 100% broken rice, government and industry officials told Reuters on Friday, after the paddy area has been reduced by a lack of rainfall.

Pollinate is a service that allows students to buy seats in classes they want but can't enroll in. The site also promises to help students convince professors to let them into classes they couldn't get into.

The return of the Pumpkin Spice Latte (PSL) marks the unofficial start of fall for coffee lovers and it’s usually the moment when people start noticing just how many other products have started offering pumpkin spiced versions of their original offerings.

Over the past couple of decades, before the leaves even begin turning colors as summer shifts to fall, pumpkin spice begins to pop up wherever you look. Not only the infamous Pumpkin Spice Latte --...

Kroger canned peas for your uncle... grass-fed lamb and organic sweet-potato kibble for Fluffy. Americans love pampering their pets, but we thought...

Commercial real estate is struggling (and this is why it matters to you).