Foreign-Born Worker Unemployment Rate Compared to Native-Born Citizens
Recent U.S. Department of Labor data reveals subtle differences in unemployment trends between foreign-born and native-born ...
‘Mortgage rates will pull back:’ 4 pros predict where mortgage rates will go in February 2025
For his part, Lewis says mortgage rates are poised to drop in February, after climbing above 7% in January. “The direction of ...
Why fewer women are saving for retirement
According to a survey by Bankrate, women in the workforce are leaving thousands of dollars behind over their lifetime. Twenty ...
Paycheck-to-paycheck nation: 59% of Americans wouldn’t cover a $1,000 expense with savings
Bankrate Emergency Savings Report paints a grim picture of the state of Americans’ personal finances. The good news is that ...
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Bankrate’s 2025 Emergency Savings Report
However, high inflation and interest rates since the COVID-19 pandemic have made it even more difficult for people to save for emergencies.Only around 2 in 5 (41 percent) Americans would use their ...
Is Your Vice Putting Your Retirement at Risk?
From alcohol to gambling, adults spend a lot of money pursuing their vices. Is the cost of a little fun jeopardizing their ...
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What’s your vice? That might depend on your generation
Americans participate in vice spending. Between alcohol, gambling and drugs, what that money is spent on depends on your age.
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Why are lenders rejecting so many applications for loans?
Lenders are wary of borrowers not paying back their loans in a moment when interest rates are pretty high and the debt-to-income ratio is up.
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Bankrate’s 2025 Emergency Savings Report
Only around 2 in 5 (41 percent) Americans would use their savings to pay for a major unexpected expense, such as $1,000 for an emergency room visit or car repair, according to a new Bankrate poll.