Both camps agree on one important matter: Working remotely will probably hamper their career.
Soaring house prices in recent years have left Americans with record levels of equity in their homes.
Sixty percent of credit-card debtors say they have been in credit-card debt for at least a year, a survey says.
Rising interest rates and inflation are crimping the once-booming U.S. housing market.
Areas around Washington, D.C., led the nation in the share of remote work last year, according to the Census Bureau.
The same report showed the US poverty rate climbed for a second straight year in 2021 and household income slipped slightly.
Consumers splurged on food and entertainment after pandemic lockdowns eased.
The expectations for lower prices and higher mortgage rates could contribute to further cool the market.
Overall, wage growth has flattened in recent months after a sharp acceleration in the previous year.
About 30 million people saw improvements in their risk profile.
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