Thirteen million US households have negative net worth. Will they ever move from debt to wealth? - The Aspen Institute

The share of U.S. households with negative net worth – meaning that the amount of debt they owe exceeds the value of all the assets they own – jumped above its historical trend during the Great Recession (2007-2009) and never returned to normal.

101 Solutions for Inclusive Wealth Building - The Aspen Institute

CARES Act Stimulus Payments Have Reached 160 Million Households — But Could Reach Millions More

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How Black Women Experience Student Debt - The Education Trust

Frontiers Uneven vulnerability: characterizing population composition and change in the low elevation coastal zone in the United States with a climate justice lens, 1990–2020

How Strung-Out Are Households with their Debt Service & Financial Obligations as the Miracle of Free-Money Fades?

The coronavirus recession and economic inequality: A roadmap to recovery and long-term structural change - Equitable Growth

Causes, History & Solutions to the Student Debt Crisis - The Annie E. Casey Foundation

Lesson of the Day: The Math of Inflation - The New York Times

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Number of U.S. millionaires hits new high

Thirteen million US households have negative net worth. Will they ever move from debt to wealth? - The Aspen Institute

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