The Union Budget 2026-27 marks a shift towards consolidation, investment-led growth, and structural reform. Anchored in ...

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The aim of the 2022 Investopedia Financial Literacy Study is to quantify how knowledgeable and prepared four generations of American adults feel to handle their own financial decisions. The study ...

NEW YORK, NY - January 20, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - Debt Support National announced today the expansion of its debt ...

How a senior will be taken care of when they can no longer do it is not a conversation anyone is likely excited to have, but ...

Abstract: Mathematical modelling of households' financial behaviour is an important tool for analysing and forecasting their financial stability. In our research, we consider a simulation model of ...

February 29, 2024, Paper: "This paper studies how and why households adjust their spending, saving, and borrow ing in response to transitory income shocks. We leverage new large-scale survey data to ...

The Westpac-Melbourne Institute consumer sentiment index fell 1.7 per cent to 92.9 in January after tumbling 9 per cent in December, with households feeling less optimistic about the future. A score ...

SYDNEY, Jan 12 (Reuters) - Australian household spending growth was solid for a second month in November as consumers splashed out on Black Friday sales, concerts and sporting fixtures, data showed on ...

The total value of U.S. household real estate took a hit in the third quarter but remains elevated, according to the latest data from the Federal Reserve. The aggregate market value of all U.S. homes ...

Australian household spending in November solidly expanded for a second month in a row, as consumers spent on concerts, catering and recreation, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) reported on ...

In his thought-provoking article “Why Americans feel poorer even though they’re not” (Data Points, December 6), John Burn-Murdoch argues that since the 1980s rising spending on housing, childcare and ...