How Does Inflation Impact Young Americans?
While the immediate effects of rising inflation are painfully visible, the long-term consequences are also highly damaging to the financial stability of younger Americans.
Read MoreThe Rising National Debt Means Fewer Jobs, Lower Wages for Young People
The national debt is growing faster than ever, and the consequences for the job market are serious.
Read MoreSocial Security Is in Trouble. What Does That Mean for Younger Americans?
Social Security’s looming insolvency is also a threat to the economic future of younger Americans.
Read MoreHow Does the National Debt Affect Inflation, Housing Costs, and the Job Market for Young People?
The unsustainable national debt poses a risk to our economic future, and young Americans may have the most to lose.
Read More10 Key Facts about Student Debt in the United States
A college education has undeniable, lifelong economic benefits, but excessive levels of student debt can impose financial burdens on borrowers.
Read MoreHow Does Student Debt Affect the Economy?
As overall student debt has grown over the past decade, it is apparent that such borrowing can place a financial burden on households.
Read MoreThe Longer We Wait to Stabilize the National Debt, the More Difficult It Will Be
The national debt is on an unsustainable path and the longer policymakers wait to take action, the more of a burden that debt will have on future generations.
Read MoreHow Do Federal Student Loans Affect the National Debt?
Student debt held has been steadily increasing ever since the federal government switched to direct lending.
Read MoreWhat Are the Pros and Cons of Student Loan Forgiveness?
Currently, more Americans owe a greater average amount of student debt than at any time in U.S. history.
Read MoreStudent Debt Has Increased Sevenfold over the Last Couple Decades. Here’s Why.
The sharp rise in student debt has sparked debate among policymakers on whether, and how, to address it.
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