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The 74 analyzed declining enrollment in schools based on figures from Burbio and additional data from the nation’s 20 largest school systems.

HeyTutor used data from the Organization for Economic Cooperation Development to explore how education spending in the U.S. compares to other countries at different school levels.

HeyTutor compiled a list of changes in federal and state attitudes and policies toward English learners in schools from government records, historical archives, and research articles.

Best Universities broke down the four federal grant programs that can help qualifying students finance their college education.

Stacker searched for the least popular jobs in America. It found them in Bureau of Labor Statistics data.

SmartAsset crunched the numbers to find the overall costs – and opportunity costs – of putting down 20% vs. 10% vs. 5% on a home in today’s environment.

Rocket Homes examined Census Bureau data to find the highest-earning ZIP codes with at least 500 residents in each state based on 2021 median income.

To get a sense of the true impact that the Covid era had on retirees’ assets, SmartAsset examined data on retirement assets and net worth based on quarterly data from the Federal Reserve.

Stacker analyzed data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics to find the jobs paying the lowest wages, as of May 2023.

Stacker ranked the 50 highest-paying jobs in America using wage estimates from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which were updated in April 2024.

Today’s Homeowner took a closer look at geographic trends in homeowner associations.

Today’s Homeowner used real-life data to discover how much TV homes would cost in 2023 and how those costs compare to monthly income of the tenants.

In the event a recession does hit, Bankrate compiled a list of investments you may want to consider avoiding.

Nextiva identified the top types of tech platforms small businesses use based on a 2022 survey from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

Technology companies led the surging financial markets for 10 years. Stacker analyzed Bureau of Labor Statistics data to document more recent changes.

Who’s the brainiest inventor in your state? ClickUp used data from the Patent and Trademark Office to find the top patent earner in each state.

SmartAsset set out to find where Social Security benefits are highest and lowest when compared with housing expenses.

SmartAsset examined monthly mortgage and rental costs in nearly 600 cities nationwide to help identify where it costs less to buy a home than rent one.

To find out where the real estate market is the tightest, Stacker used Realtor.com data to find out which areas had the fewest homes for sale.

CouponBirds analyzed Forbes Global 2000 companies to compile a list of 20 U.S.-based conglomerates with major sway in the economy.

Stacker examined Census Bureau data to see which counties attract the most out-of-state residents, as long-distance moves increase amid historically low migration.

Bankrate compiled a list of five types of financial advisors, what they can do for you, and their pros and cons.

To uncover the top Zoom towns, SmartAsset analyzed data for almost 300 cities and towns across population characteristics, cost of living, and internet and electricity reliability.

Benzinga broke down state-by-state and year-by-year tax revenue from legalized adult-use cannabis sales since 2014.

Using its PricePulse data set, CoPilot measures the difference between what any used car price would have been today versus how much it is actually worth now.

Automoblog compiled information about credit scores and recommendations for how to use an auto loan to help build or rebuild your score.

Private industries have had to work hard to attract staff. Stacker used Bureau of Labor Statistics data to find where pay raises have been highest.

Thinking about buying a used vehicle? CoPilot compiled the priciest used car types today, using its own proprietary data.

Using Census Bureau Annual Business Survey data, altLINE compiled the most common sources of business startup and acquisition capital.

Workers’ pay rose to historic levels from 2022 to 2023. Stacker used Bureau of Labor Statistics data to find which states had the largest raises.