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The national debt is currently $23 trillion and counting. As this number grows every minute, it can be a daunting task to understand what this truly...

Are we headed toward a new recession? According to 70% of economists, the U.S. is likely to enter a recession in 2021, and 38% believe that a...

With more than 44 million adults in debt due to student loans, a significant percentage of consumers have to spend part of their hard-earned money...

Millennials are often defined as the job-hopping generation and portrayed as readily mobile. Recent trends show that more young adults are moving to...

The cost of attending college has been increasing at a steady pace. Tuition and fees went up by 4% between the 2017-18 academic year and 2018-19...

A select group of Up to Us alumni were given the opportunity to attend the Clinton Foundation’s Domestic Policy Conference on Economic Inclusion and...

A select group of Up to Us alumni were given the opportunity to attend the Clinton Foundation’s Domestic Policy Conference on Economic Inclusion and...

A select group of Up to Us alumni were given the opportunity to attend the Clinton Foundation’s Domestic Policy Conference on Economic Inclusion and...

The United States federal government has been operating thanks to a succession of short-term funding bills, the most recent one signed in November...

The United States' projected federal budget deficit for 2019 is nearing $1 trillion. The coming year will likely see an even larger deficit with the...

As we anticipate the upcoming 2020 election, it’s important to assess the outlook 2020 voters have on the national debt and the evolving economy...

College graduates who choose to pursue a career in education, health, law enforcement and other public service sectors can qualify for a student...