Economic volatility affects young renters more than older renters, and Black and Hispanic renters will likely face more challenges than white and Asian renters.
The COVID-19 pandemic could upend retirement planning and jeopardize financial security for the next generation of retirees, but proactive policy solutions can protect their nest eggs.
People who were housed at the beginning of the pandemic may lose their housing after the eviction moratorium is lifted. Here’s what it would cost to prevent the wave and how to deliver the needed assistance.
Almost 10 million US workers—many earning low wages and many in jobs held disproportionately by immigrants, women, and people of color—are treated as independent contractors for their primary job and are denied most workplace benefits and protections.
At last count, almost 1.35 million US households lived in severely inadequate homes. Stay-at-home orders pose a unique health challenge for these families.
