This study, co-authored by Elevate and SpringFour, found that the pandemic’s impact on American households was uneven, and that those who struggled require support beyond what traditional financial institutions provide.
America has come a long way since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic began in March of 2020. As America builds back from the crisis,
The past 16 months have been tumultuous for many Americans due, of course, to the COVID-19 pandemic. Everything seemed uncertain, especially when it came to
Each month the Non-Prime Tracker provides fascinating insights into how Americans, prime and non-prime alike, have fared throughout the pandemic. Every month gives a new
Throughout the month of March, the Center for the New Middle Class posted one financial tip each day. These tips were geared to help anyone
Summary It has long been understood by economists that economic downturns can affect demographic groups differently. The COVID recession has certainly adversely affected women more
The pandemic disrupted Americans’ household finances in unpredictable ways. I often interview consumers from all over the country about their finances. Consider Cecily from Illinois
2020 was an unprecedented year, but despite flipping the calendar to 2021, Americans are still feeling the effects of the global pandemic with the backdrop
