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Almost all of those with high fragility are prioritizing being able to afford everyday bills, while those with low fragility are prioritizing saving for the future, including for retirement, according ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Teresa Ghilarducci Ph.D. is an Economics Professor. In an ideal world, every older household would have had a financial buffer to ...

Imagine waking up every morning with a knot in your stomach, wondering if you'll ever feel financially secure. For 33% of Americans, that's not just a thought — it's their reality; the highest level ...

Can you handle an immediate $400 emergency expense? Are you able to come up with $2,000 in 30 days? If your answer is no, you are probably financially fragile. The National Endowment for Financial ...

For-profit higher education is hardly monolithic. True, most of the sector has been hit by enrollment declines. And nearly all of the publicly traded companies, except the American Public University ...

As the COVID-19 pandemic strains our healthcare system and brings the economy to its knees, the financial fragility of millions of Americans has been laid bare. The stark reality of how ill-prepared ...

The study, titled Conditional Adversarial Fragility in Financial Machine Learning under Macroeconomic Stress, published as a ...

Financial fragility affects one in three Americans and it affects the nation's future. From the National Endowment for Financial Education: Research funded by the National Endowment for Financial ...

We haven't been hearing much lately about retirees facing severe financial hardships. Personal investment portfolios have rebounded with the stock market, home prices are up, pension plans are ...

Here's a fact that illustrates why so many Americans feel the economic recovery has yet to kick in: Almost half can't pony up $400 to cover an emergency expense. That's according to a new study from ...