In 2015, Denver attorney Caitlin Finn started to notice more and more housing-related problems popping up during her pro bono legal clinics for low-income clients. […]
Author: Jo Bruni
U.S. Job Gains Show Employers Are Optimistic About the Economy
Hiring took a giant leap forward in April, suggesting that employers have put aside fears of a looming recession. Employers added 263,000 jobs to the […]
Five Things to Watch in the March Consumer Prices Report
The Bureau of Labor Statistics releases measures of March consumer prices on Wednesday. Economists expect the headline Consumer Price Index to increase by 1.8 percent, […]
Already Burdened by Debt, Millennials Struggle to Buy Homes
One fears going into debt again. Another pays too much rent to save for a down payment. A third made huge sacrifices to buy a […]
Consumer Prices Poised for Moderate Increases in 2019
Consumer prices rose modestly in February after a three-month period in which prices remained unchanged, suggesting moderate inflation throughout 2019. The Consumer Price Index, which […]
Consumer Prices Aren’t Budging Despite Wage Growth
Consumer prices remained unchanged for the third consecutive month amid rapid job creation and wage growth, signaling to the Federal Reserve Board that planned interest […]