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Home insurance is a billion-dollar industry with no monopoly, according to data from Insurify, ranking the top 25 homeowner insurers by market share.

Magnifi, an AI investing app, analyzed economic and survey data to gauge America’s shifting investment tendencies.

Experts say the naturalist approach can be especially beneficial to children after the pandemic, but The Hechinger Report found outdoor preschools are generally inaccessible to children of color.

In this analysis, Experian looked at large cities that are growing faster than average—the cities that added 100,000 or more new residents over the past six years and grew at least 5%, according to Census data.

U.S. tourists are catching flights and not feelings, according to a Stacker examination of the Bureau of Economic Analysis’ annual U.S. Travel and Tourism Satellite Account.  

HeyTutor cited Institute of Education Sciences survey data to examine the problems public schools face in hiring tutors and hosting tutoring programs.

In this article, TeacherCertification.com sheds light on the duration and costs associated with paying off student loans on a Pay As You Earn Plan as a secondary school teacher across the US.

Many young Americans took advantage of low interest rates in 2020 and 2021. Moneywise found that those who didn’t take advantage of 3% interest rates during that time face much larger hurdles today, but the goal of homeownership is still achievable.

Best Universities used the Biographical Directory of Congress to find out which schools were most popular among members of the 118th Congress for their undergraduate degrees.

Guideline collected data on retirement benefits from the Bureau of Labor Statistics to compare employees’ access across nine different industries.

Moneywise took a look at the state of retirement savings in the U.S. and offered various steps Americans can take to ensure a comfortable retirement.

Stacker analyzed home and rent prices from Zillow to see where it makes more sense to buy than rent.

Many Americans struggle to get enough to eat. Stacker analyzed Census Bureau data to rank states based on how many residents reported going hungry.

Many insurers offer car insurance discounts to help drivers save on their premiums. Automoblog prepared this in-depth guide about the different kinds of auto insurance discounts that are available and what you can do to take advantage of them.

altLINE used Census Bureau data to find 10 states where the largest share of business applications was deemed likely to become employer firms.

Experian commissioned Atomik Research to survey 1,012 consumers in March 2023 to find out how they’re stretching their dollars this year.

SmartAsset set out to determine which U.S. suburbs are safest. The study analyzed safety data for 370 suburbs of the 100 largest cities – and also compared the affordability of the safest areas.

SmartAsset calculated the purchasing power of different salaries to see what it’s like to climb the income ladder in cities across the country.

Love spending time outside in nature? Stacker compiled a list of the best places for outdoorsy people to live using data from Niche.

Swyft Filings analyzed the most recent data to identify the states with the lowest tax burden on small businesses.

You’ve probably heard of quiet quitting. Now there’s another phenomenon: quick quitting. Tovuti LMS analyzed quick quitting, using data provided by Revelio Labs.

SmartAsset analyzed data for 275 small cities to determine which are most livable, using metrics like dining and entertainment, healthcare, employment and poverty, and average commute times.

To measure cost changes for basic medical care needs, SmartAsset compared prices for a basic medical basket in more than 200 U.S. places in 2023 and 2022.

Simply Business ranked states by workers’ compensation insurance decreases, using National Academy of Social Insurance data from 2016 to 2020.

To determine how much you can save by moving to Miami, SmartAsset compared the cost of living and tax rates to those of NYC, Chicago and San Francisco for those earning $150,000 up to $650,000.

Stacker referenced College Board data reported by PrepScholar to rank the states with the highest performance on the SAT, drawing on results from the class of 2022.

Edmunds looks at the factors that determine the cost of charging an electric car, and we’ll also share tips on how to save money in the long run.