Rising inflation is creating affordability challenges for working-class Americans in housing, healthcare, auto insurance, and education, impacting insurance markets and consumer financial stability.

Orange County funds Habitat for Humanity home repair program aiding low-income families with roof replacements and vital repairs after Hurricane Ian, improving safety and reducing insurance costs.

House Financial Services Committee advances bipartisan efforts to improve affordable housing access and reduce regulatory barriers amid NDAA housing provision changes.

Rep. Jimmy Gomez introduces a $175 billion bill to redirect immigration enforcement funds toward housing affordability, aiming to boost homeownership and renter assistance in the U.S.

The 28/36 rule for housing, child care, and debt payments is challenged by rising costs, with many U.S. families exceeding recommended limits, impacting financial and insurance markets.

Explore the 2025 state-by-state analysis of cost of living, housing affordability, and rising homeowner insurance premiums driven by inflation and natural disaster risks impacting the U.S. market.

Explore how middle-class spending on housing, vehicles, dining, home improvements, and travel impacts wealth building and financial flexibility in the U.S.

An in-depth review of President Trump’s FY26 budget proposal highlighting significant cuts across health, education, public safety, environment, economic development, and scientific research programs relevant to the U.S. insurance and public sectors.

Mortgage application volume soared last week due to falling interest rates, with refinancing demand up significantly. Read more about the market dynamics.

A study shows that over 11 million U.S. homes are without insurance amid rising premiums, highlighting alarming trends in the housing market.