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Millennials who are saddled with debt such as costly mortgages might well bear the brunt of higher interest rates in the months to come, a new RBC report argues.

Millennials who are saddled with debt such as costly mortgages might well bear the brunt of higher interest rates in the months to come, a new RBC report argues.

Emily Gifford, a 29-year-old working at a local bank in Little Rock, Arkansas, says she's considering going back to school to get a different job.

"If you worry about it too much, then you'll get really depressed because it's an awful amount of money," Jordan Lee, 28, said of his student loans.

Millennials in their 30s are accumulating debt at an alarming rate. It's just one way the economy is slamming the group.

Some younger workers aren't betting on the future. Instead, they're spending on right now.

Tiny houses are 62% more expensive than full-size homes based on square footage. Their skyrocketing popularity sums up America's housing crisis.

Tweet Share Photo via tn.govPresident Joe Biden last week signed into law the American Rescue Plan, through which Tennessee is expected to receive more than $30 billion, including more than $6 billion in direct aid. The wide-ranging pool of new funding includes a round of $1,400 stimulus checks for millions of Americans, tax credits for families with kids, a $300 boost to unemployment payments, funding for school districts, billions of dollars in funding for struggling bars, res...

(The Center Square) – Tennessee is set to receive a combined $35 billion in different forms of relief from the $1.9 trillion federal stimulus package signed by President Joe Biden,

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