When two partners in a household both work and have no children, it is called "dual income, no kids" (DINK) Learn more about how the financial impact of DINKs.

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You may not have expected it to take quite so much of your money. The average family caregiver spends about $7,200 a year on household, medical and other costs related to caring for a loved one.

For example, Modoc County is one of the “cheapest” counties in California, with an average housing cost of $958 per month, $1,234 for food, and $772 for transportation for a household of two ...

Most tax cuts enacted in 2017 expire at the end of this year. If not extended, the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center found that people earning between $66,800 and $119,200 would pay an additional ...

See how much a middle-class family in California really spends in 2025—from housing to groceries—and how your budget compares to the state average.

The OHSAA announced on Thursday that Ohio state tennis tournaments will return to the Lindner Family Tennis Center in Mason for the first time since 2022.

COLUMBUS — Only one in three people employed by the Ohio Department of Aging (ODA) in fiscal year 2019 remained on staff in fiscal year 2024, according to a new audit released by the office of Ohio ...

An analysis released this week by the nonpartisan Joint Committee on Taxation shows that the tax portion of Senate Republicans' reconciliation package is even more favorable to the rich than the House ...

PRIMERICA HOUSEHOLD BUDGET INDEX™: Spending Power Moderately Improves for Middle-Income Families as Average Earned Income Rises Above Cost Increases of Everyday Necessities The latest Primerica ...

The latest Primerica Household Budget Index™ (HBI™) data, a monthly economic metric that examines how inflation and wage trends impact the ability of middle-income families to afford life’s ...

Editor’s note: Opinion content is solely the opinion of the writer and not the Daily Journal. I’m often asked, “What has happened to the middle class?” The best answer I c ...