1 IN 4 WHO CHARGED GROCERIES STRUGGLED TO REPAY: STUDY
A July 2026 Urban Institute study found grocery credit card debt left more than one in four working-age adults struggling to repay. Here are the numbers.
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A July 2026 Urban Institute study found grocery credit card debt left more than one in four working-age adults struggling to repay. Here are the numbers.
Mike Rowe said three data center electricians under 30 earned $240,000 to $280,000 a year. Other pay figures for the job tell a different story.
A Baltimore water bill of about $228,000 for a whole neighborhood landed on one inherited home, and the city now says the HOA is the customer.
A Montreal lottery winner scratched a Gagnant à vie ticket on her work break and chose $1,000 a week for life over a $1 million lump sum. Reddit had takes.
Trump Media discussed charging trading firms up to $100,000 a month for Truth API, a faster feed of Truth Social posts. The company’s CEO defended it.
Existing home prices hit a median $440,660 in June, and affordability stayed tough for buyers as mortgage rates climbed. Here is what came next.
A Dubai wife said her husband bought her a $50 million private island so she could wear a bikini safely, and the Instagram video drew millions of views.
Dave & Buster’s State of Fun Report found 57% of surveyed adults said cost and budget kept them from making fun plans, and 48% felt life lacked fun.
SNAP participation averaged 42.1 million people a month in fiscal year 2025, or 12.3% of the U.S. population. Here is where it was highest and lowest.
The two-bedroom Housing Wage landed at $34.73 an hour, but the average renter made $24.84, NLIHC’s Out of Reach report found. See the state-by-state gap.
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