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.
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.
How Student-Athletes Can Manage Name, Image, Likeness Income
NIL income can be a windfall for a new cohort of student athletes, but managing it carefully is critical.
Wanted: An AI Job That (Mostly) Doesn’t Exist Yet
Artificial intelligence is bound to create new jobs, but availability has yet to catch up with interest.
Most Americans Have a Monthly Budget, but Many Still Overspend
NERDWALLET 2023 CONSUMER BUDGETING REPORT
6 AAPI Financial Influencers to Follow in 2023
Six financial professionals reflect on the complex relationship between Asian Americans and money, dispelling generational norms, and why there’s no winning in the comparison game.
What Is the National Debt?
The national debt is a major bellwether of a country's economic health.
What Is Concierge Medicine? (And Should You Consider It?)
Less waiting, more access, longer visits — find out if concierge medicine is right for you.
What Happens If the U.S. Can’t Pay Its Bills? ‘Catastrophe’
A default on U.S. debt could trigger a worldwide recession and upend stock markets in addition to wreaking havoc in Americans' financial lives.
Should I Join a Class-Action Lawsuit?
In most cases, there's little downside to joining class-action lawsuits.
What Is the Median Household Income?
The median household income is $83,730, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
How to Bolster Your Financial Confidence
Having the right amount of confidence can help us make better financial decisions.
How to Ease Your Kids Into Estate Planning
Introducing kids to estate planning early can provide reassurance — and set a good example as they start adult life.
6 LGBTQ+ Financial Influencers to Follow in 2023
LGBTQ+ financial pros offer advice for building generational wealth, starting a business, family planning and affordable housing.
