Q&A: Jill Schlesinger on This Extraordinary Economic Moment

Schlesinger talks inflation, knowing when you're on track financially and how she became "the funny Aunt Jill who will tell you what you’re screwing up, but not be mean about it."

Q&A: Jill Schlesinger on This Extraordinary Economic Moment

Schlesinger talks inflation, knowing when you're on track financially and how she became "the funny Aunt Jill who will tell you what you’re screwing up, but not be mean about it."

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Two consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth is one common definition of a recession, but other factors must be considered to formally declare a recession.

What We Can Learn From Past U.S. Recessions

Recessions tend to last between one and two years. Here’s what else you can expect.

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CPI Report for March 2022 Puts Inflation at 8.5% (Published 2022)

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Trump Could Soon Name A New Fed Chair. What Does It Mean For Rate Cuts? | Bankrate

Trump appears poised to soon name his successor, adding yet another layer of uncertainty over where the Fed could be headed next.