While inflation continues to run high in the U.S. economy, debt burdens and the unemployment rate are low, and many households were able to refinance mortgages or make first-time home purchases.

This six-part series examines the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 Coronavirus State Fiscal Recovery Fund allocation priorities a year after the program launched and showcases examples to help inform policymakers as they continue to combat the...

Fiscal year 2022 was one of abundance for state legislatures. Historically speaking, states are more likely to reduce tax burdens when times are better. With most state budgets in strong, stable positions, this tendency has played out once again;...

Backordered. Out of stock. Shipment delayed. Empty shelves. By now, everyone can relate. Stores around the world—both online and brick and mortar—are out of products. The global supply chain is out of whack. But pinpointing the exact...

As traditional tourist destinations faced massive losses during the pandemic, rural areas across America saw an uptick in travelers. While increased tourism is beneficial for state revenue, it also comes with costs. Areas that experienced a...

When you shop for new homeowner, renter or car insurance, the insurance company might consider your personal credit history to calculate the score that determines your premium.