Why People Dropped Out of the Labor Force

The labor force participation rate is the labor force divided by the population. In September 2020, it was 61.4%. Here's why people dropped out.

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Number of the Day Shows Long Road Ahead for Job Recovery

2023 - That's when the U.S. economy might finally regain all of the jobs lost during the pandemic, according to a majority of the economists polled by the Wall Street Journal.

Single Women Buy Homes, Too—Things to Consider if You're One of Them

Record numbers of first-time home buyers are single women. Some tips will make your first home as a single person the right home.

JPMorgan Commits $30 Billion To Racial Equity

JPMorgan Chase on Thursday committed $30 billion to help correct financial inequities among Black, Latinx, and other underserved communities.

Where to Find an Affordable Rental Car

Affordable rental cars are available through a variety of websites and services, each with their own benefits and drawbacks. Learn where to find cheap car rentals.

US Deficit by Year Compared to GDP, Debt, and Events

The US federal budget deficit rises during wars and recessions. The deficit contributes to the U.S. debt. See what's affected the deficit each year since 1929.