Midterms’ Effect on Housing, One Word for the Economy and More of Today’s Top Money News
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Hello, folks! We’re back again with a daily rundown of some of the top financial stories out there. And yes, I do plan on watching TLC’s new documentary series “The Mad Pooper” when it comes out next month. How could I miss that? OK, here’s the news.
The Big Lead: 5 Ways the Midterms Could Change the Housing Market
Hopeful homebuyers are hurtling toward ever-higher prices and mortgage rates. The November 3 midterms, however, could influence which housing policies move forward next year as control of Congress could significantly shift. Could this make the 2027 housing market less of a nightmare? Find out more here.
Economy Spotlight: Voters Describe the US Economy in One Word
How would you describe the current American economy in one word? Would you be hopeful or skeptical? Joyful or angry? Well, based on the responses NBC News got from voters across the country, the average mood leans toward the negative. See for yourself here.
That’s Interesting: Looking for Work-Life Balance? You Need This One Thing
A work-life balance looks different to everyone, but even workaholics need some semblance of a break to keep their existence in order. So who’s mastered it? A 2026 study by MyPerfectResume found that the greatest predictor of work-life balance wasn’t salary or the ability to work remotely, but education. Read the full story here.
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