The American Dream
As families struggle to improve their finances, what about the American Dream? Will the next generation be better off? Are families able to make ends meet? In our latest infographic we look at how families view the American Dream and whether or not the dream is still alive today. Take a look!
The American Dream, Is it still Alive?
Growing up dreaming of being a doctor, buying your first home, sending your kids to college – whatever your American Dream may be, you have one. No, money can’t buy you love or happiness, but it’s a means to an end. So do wishes still come true in a time of economic uncertainty? Take a look at what Americans are saying.
State News Roundup
According to The New York Times, California, which is projected to run a $16 billion deficit in 2012, has joined more than a dozen states in using money awarded for foreclosure prevention, investigations of financial fraud, and blunting the effects of the housing crisis to fill budget gaps instead.
California’s Fiscal Cliff
As fiscal year 2012 continues, many states are reporting increased revenues that help to reduce deficits and debt accumulated during the recession, but not California.
Public Pulse: What Shape is the Economy in Today?
According to the Associated Press, 20% of adults say the economy is in good shape and 64% think it is in poor shape. What do you think?
