Warning: This post contains a brief mention of suicide. As things stand with President Donald Trump's global trade war and the plummeting stock market, economists say the likelihood the US enters a ...

#2 The 2008 recession was bad, me and my family worked in building houses at the time, the housing market tanked which was brutal, scary, and created a lot of doubt, anger and uncertainty. It was ...

As economic uncertainty continues to rise, Redditor u/itsmejuji asked the older adults of the Reddit community to share how they saved money during the 2008 recession, and it's sobering. Here's how ...

In 2008, the stock market collapsed in what would later be known as the Great Recession. 17 years later, those of us who were toddlers at the time are coming of age during a financial crisis of our ...

The generation of avocado toast is sharing its recession knowledge with the young ones. After going through the 2008 recession, millennials are experiencing déjà vu — and fears of a pending economic ...

Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, one of the world’s largest Hedge funds, recently issued a stark warning on NBC’s “Meet the Press” show, cautioning that the American economy is teethering ...

The 2008 financial crisis upended lives overnight—jobs disappeared, savings shrank, and uncertainty became the norm. But some people didn't just endure it—they adjusted. They cut back, changed ...

Given the recent economic instability and the likelihood of a recession being increased to 60 percent by JP Morgan, people are understandably concerned about what's yet to come. In order to prepare, ...

In recent weeks, many social media users have been comparing the current economic climate to what millennials faced in 2008. But one mom of three has gone viral after suggesting that people are ...

A new report from the Consumer Federation of America (CFA) found that Americans owe a record $1.66 trillion in auto debt [1].

For months, people have been talking about indicators of the dreaded R-word: recession. There have been the usual suspects: economists, investors, businesspeople and journalists. But maybe the most ...