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The Economic Squeeze No One Campaigns On

Every election cycle has its talking points. Jobs numbers. Inflation. Taxes. Housing. Healthcare. These issues dominate speeches, debates, and policy platforms. Yet there is a...

Why Americans Are Exhausted by Money Decisions

Ask most Americans how they feel about money right now, and the answer isn’t just “stressed.” It’s tiring. Not the short term anxiety that comes...

Are Public Insurers Becoming the New Safety Net?

For decades, insurance in the United States followed a familiar division of labor. Private insurers dominated the market, setting prices and coverage terms based...

How Debt Relief Companies Are Rewriting Their Playbook in 2026

Debt relief has always lived in the margins of the financial system. It expands during periods of stress and retreats when households regain footing....

What Financial Anxiety Looks Like by Age Group

Financial anxiety is often discussed as a single, shared experience, a vague sense that money feels tighter than it should. In reality, it looks...

Why Younger Americans Are Opting Out of Traditional Insurance Plans

A generational shift that reveals more about the economy than the insurance market. For decades, insurance was considered a mandatory part of adulthood health, auto,...

Buy Now, Pay Forever: The Psychology of Modern Debt

Why Americans keep borrowing, even when they know the long term cost. If you want to understand the modern American economy, don’t start with the...

Why Switching Providers Is Now a Financial Strategy

For decades, switching service providers, whether for insurance, banking, internet, wireless service, or utilities, was treated as an annoyance rather than a financial plan....

Why Owning Still Costs More Even When Mortgage Rates Stabilize

For months, analysts have speculated that the worst of the mortgage rate volatility is behind us. Rates have inched down from their pandemic-era spike,...

The New Reality of Household Debt: What the Next Recession Could Look Like

By nearly every traditional measure, the American consumer entered 2025 looking resilient. Employment remains historically strong. Wage growth, while moderating, has outpaced pre-pandemic norms....

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