Both prime and non-prime consumers who are “more secure” are much more likely to feel good about future financial goals, both short-and long-term.
School is out, temperatures are high, and summer is in full swing. The start of summer means more vacations, concerts, trips to the movies, and
It is unclear how much more the new middle class can be squeezed without a significant impact across the economy.
Summary: As 2021 draws to a close, the Center for the New Middle Class is reflecting upon what a unique year it was for non-prime
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
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
