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As the U.S. presidential election approaches, strategists are predicting an increase in stock market volatility. This has left many investors feeling anxious about the potential impact on their finances. In fact, a recent survey by the American Psychiatric Association revealed that 73% of respondents reported feeling anxious about the election. This anxiety has led some
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It is evident that job seekers are increasingly losing confidence in the state of the job market, with a recent survey by ZipRecruiter indicating a significant decline in Q2 2024. This decrease in confidence reflects a growing pessimism among workers regarding their ability to secure their desired jobs. Just a few years ago, workers experienced
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Despite positive indicators of economic growth in the United States, a significant portion of the population feels otherwise. According to a recent survey conducted by Affirm, nearly 3 out of 5 Americans believe that the country is currently experiencing a recession. This perception is fueled by factors such as increased costs of living and financial
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As former President Donald Trump secures the Republican presidential nomination, both political parties are eyeing Project 2025, a multi-pronged policy plan created by conservative think tank The Heritage Foundation as a collective effort with more than 100 other right-leaning organizations. The plan, outlined in the roughly 900-page “Mandate for Leadership,” calls for sweeping changes to
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Companies like the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) have started keeping a close eye on earned wage access programs. These so-called paycheck advance programs have become increasingly popular among workers in recent years. What analysts initially referred to as earned wage access programs, some felt that they were being put through the guise of offering
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