Michael Sasso

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Why Private Equity Is Chasing Plumbers And Lumber Yards

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Private equity firms are now rolling up household services businesses.

Credit Scores Got A Boost In Pandemic But Lenders Should Be Wary

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Since bottoming out during the pandemic, loan defaults and delinquencies remain scarce by historical standards.

Pandemic Retirees Head Back To Work As Asset Boom Fades

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Inflation and stalled housing prices are among the reasons older workers are returning to the workforce.

Car Debt Piling Up As More Americans Owe Thousands More Than Vehicles Are Worth

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More consumers could be left without vehicle-financing options.

Millions Of U.S. Workers Are Still Missing After The Pandemic. Where Did They Go?

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The labor-force participation rate remains stubbornly below pre-Covid levels.

Young, Educated American Men 'Quiet Quit' Jobs The Most During Covid

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Quiet quitting refers to workers scaling back overall effort and time spent on the job.

Highest Interest Rates In 15 Years Are Derailing The American Dream

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Average credit card interest rates have climbed to just over 19%, the highest going back to 1985.

Everyone's An Energy Trader As Power Bills Hit The Sky

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Some 20 million households across the nation have fallen behind on their utility bills.

Wall Street Says A Recession Is Coming. Consumers Say It's Already Here

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Just as the pandemic and its recovery proved to be k-shaped, so the next deterioration may prove similarly unequal.

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