GDP Slowed in Second Quarter of 2026 — What That Means
Growth registered at an annual rate of 1.5%, down from 2.1% in the first quarter of 2026.
Knock Down These 5 Roadblocks to Improving Credit
A new NerdWallet survey finds that half of Americans have barriers to improving their credit. Here’s how to get past them.
Will Prices Ever Go Down? For Some Things, They Already Have
You won’t see prices return to pre-pandemic levels but that doesn’t mean they won’t come down at all.
Survey: 4 in 5 Americans Are Trying to Improve Their Credit
Some say their credit score has negatively impacted them in the past, and half say they face barriers to elevating it, a new NerdWallet survey finds.
How Could the DHS Shutdown Affect You?
A partial shutdown, affecting only the Department of Homeland Security, is now in effect.
8 Latino Financial Influencers to Follow in 2023
Latino financial experts offer advice for building trust in financial systems, generational wealth and how financial institutions can better serve their communities.
Supreme Court Rejects Payday Lender Challenge to CFPB Funding
On May 16, the Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the CFPB's funding.
54% of Engaged Americans Disagree With Partner on Financial Goals
A new NerdWallet survey, developed in partnership with Zola, finds that many engaged Americans are facing money challenges while planning their weddings.
UAW Worker: ‘These Jobs Were Gold Standard’
The union is on strike at targeted locations across the Big Three auto companies.
How to Manage Caregiving Costs for Parents While Raising Kids
From tax strategies to community help, these resources can lower out-of-pocket spending for caregivers.
Striking Writer: ‘This Fight Is a Fight That Is Deep’
A late night TV writer spells out what’s at stake in the ongoing WGA strike.
Who’s On Strike in the U.S.?
There have been 199 labor actions so far in 2025.
Can Office-to-Housing Conversions Dent the Housing Crisis?
Doing office-to-housing conversions at scale presents a costly challenge.
How to Survive a Strike
The more savings you can set aside in the event of a strike, the better you’ll feel about supporting the cause when the time comes.
What Is a Strike?
The economic hit to employers makes this a powerful tool for workers looking to effect change in their workplace.
Americans Flock to Areas With Harshest Climate Change Effects
Americans risk hazardous weather conditions and natural disasters in fast-growing areas, finds NerdWallet analysis.
What Is a Union and How Does a Union Work?
A union is a group of workers who join together to negotiate pay, benefits, scheduling and other workplace policies and conditions.
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Survey: 54% Who Feel Money Envy Say It Harms Their Mental Health
Nearly 3 in 5 Americans have felt envious of someone else's financial situation, and 65% believe social media has increased overspending.