In 2021, there was hardly a sliver of the entire economy that was immune to inflation, but prices rose sharpest and fastest in the categories where most households spend most of their money. The.
The economic story of 2021 and one of the greatest anxieties about 2022 is rising prices. All year long, people watched as their dollars bought less and less of the same services and products.
The third round of stimulus checks went out to eligible Americans beginning on March 12 in the amount of $1,400. As the year comes to a close, we're looking back on how most of us spent the money.
As the pandemic drags on, workers have been quitting at near-record rates leaving more open positions than there are workers to fill them. Jeanniey Walden, labor market expert and CMO of DailyPay,.
President Joe Biden's massive infrastructure bill was one of the most talked about parts of his presidency this year, but it won't have much of an immediate impact on the lives and wallets of regular.