The current financial system is inherently inequitable, causing marginalized communities to flock to unregulated alternatives like crypto.
Despite compounding economic troubles, there’s debate as to whether or not the United States is in an economic recession. So what is a recession? Today, we’re looking into what they are, why they occur, and what we can do about them.
Debt collection practices use loopholes, requiring many debtors to require legal representation they cannot afford.
Due to current U.S. tax policies, tax inequity is one of the driving factors in wealth inequality in America.
The United States is in the midst of the largest expansion of legal gambling in history, potentially increasing the risk of gambling addiction.
Unbanked and underbanked neighborhoods are predominately Black and Latinx. Discriminatory banking practices prevent economic mobility by charging higher banking fees and services.
Victims of domestic violence find it harder to leave their partners due to being financially manipulated and dependent on them. As a result, many are forced into poverty or debt once they can escape.
A popular time management myth argues that the key to success is discipline and utilizing one's time wisely. However, this tip ignores how
wealthy people free themselves from menial tasks by hiring other people to do them, often at poverty wages.
The misconceptions about race, class, and wealth become evident after a professor's tweet about her Wharton class goes viral.
People have been forced to rely on basic needs fundraising because the U.S. government has failed to address the current public crisis.
