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New Jersey Pushes Back on School Segregation Lawsuit Appeal as Local Students Remain in Limbo
Education · New Jersey

New Jersey Pushes Back on School Segregation Lawsuit Appeal as Local Students Remain in Limbo

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TRENTON, NJ — A years-long legal battle over racial and socioeconomic segregation in New Jersey... The post New Jersey Pushes Back on School Segregation Lawsuit Appeal as Local Students Remain in Limbo appeared first on News Facts Network.See the Story
People in These States Make the Most Money, Study Finds. How Did Florida Compare?
Federal Reserve · Richmond

People in These States Make the Most Money, Study Finds. How Did Florida Compare?

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According to the latest data from the Federal Reserve, the median household income in the U.S. is listed at just below $81,000.However, that figure looks much different when you break the data down by state.And that’s exactly what WalletHub did on Tuesday with its study looking at which states have people making the highest income.“By measuring the income of various percentiles against a state’s media income, we can better identify where income …See the Story
Drivers Overspend on Car Loans in at Least 10 States
United States · United States

Drivers Overspend on Car Loans in at Least 10 States

Jens_Lambert_Photography via iStockCar buyers across the U.S. are taking on more auto debt than they can realistically afford. Between rising car prices and longer loan terms, drivers in some states are now putting nearly half of their income toward vehicle payments…and the pressure is hitting household budgets hard. A new analysis of car loans shows that in at least 10 states, buyers are spending over 38% of their median income just on vehicle…See the Story

Credit Card Debt Settlement: What It Is, How It Works & Ways to Do It

Credit card debt settlement is when you submit a lump-sum payment for the majority of what you owe in return for the company that owns the debt forgiving part of the outstanding balance as well as certain fees and finance charges. A debt settlement agreement is one way to escape serious credit card debt. A settlement is neither the only viable credit card debt solution, nor without its own perils, however. A lot of shady companies operate in the…Finance · United StatesRead Article

Average Grocery Costs: Stats Per Month/Year Across Categories

Average Grocery Cost in 2023:Average Annual Cost of Groceries: $6,053YoY Change: 6% increase The average U.S. household spends more than $6,000 on groceries per year, according to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, and the expense has been growing over time. The $6,053 spent by the average household in 2023 marks a 30% increase from 2019. Understanding how grocery spending differs by household size and other factors can help you plan…United States · United StatesRead Article

Savings Account Statistics (2025)

Savings Account Statistics:Average savings account APY: 0.74% Average savings account balance: $22,292 Age group with the highest average savings balance: $34,492 (45-54 years) Personal Savings Rate (Percentage of Disposable Income Saved): 4.9% Savings accounts are a personal finance staple, along with checking accounts, with approximately 94% of Americans holding a checking, savings, or money market account. Common types of savings accounts inc…United States · United StatesRead Article

5 States Where People Spend the Most on Healthcare — and 5 States Where They Spend the Least

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Healthcare costs across the U.S. are out of control, with the average American spending around $1,500 out of pocket every year. But in some states, costs are significantly higher than in others.Read more...Health Care · United StatesSee the Story

Cities Where Auto Loan Debt Is Increasing the Most

Americans collectively owe over $1.64 trillion in auto loan debt, with the average household owing nearly $14,000. As interest rates have surged in recent years, these loans have become significantly more expensive. A sharp rise in a city's average auto loan debt can signal that residents are struggling financially or may face challenges down the line. To identify the cities where auto loan debt is growing the fastest and those where the increas…Fort Wayne · Fort WayneRead Article

Personal Loan Statistics (2025)

Personal loans serve various financial needs, including consolidating debt and funding significant purchases. These loans are generally unsecured, meaning they do not require collateral, and they typically have fixed interest rates as well as repayment periods can span from a few months to several years. Due to their structured repayment schedules and the fact that you can use the money for nearly anything, personal loans are a useful tool for t…Seattle · SeattleRead Article

These Are the Best Cities to Raise a Family in 2025, Study Finds

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A new study has listed the best cities for raising a family based on metrics including cost of housing, quality of local schools and opportunities for fun.FinanceSee the Story

Credit Union Statistics (2025)

Credit Union Statistics 2024:Assets: $2.33 trillion Loans: $1.66 trillion Deposits: $1.98 trillion Credit unions are member-owned, not-for-profit financial institutions that often offer lower fees and more favorable interest rates compared to traditional banks. The first U.S. credit union was founded in New Hampshire in 1909, and it only held about 10 cents in deposits at the time. In 2024, credit unions collectively held about $2.33 trillion in…Richmond, United States · RichmondRead Article

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