The impact of millennials having fewer kids will probably be worse than the impact of aging boomers, an economist told Business Insider.

Lawmakers have claimed that the federal budget bill, which the U.S. Senate narrowly approved on July 1, will not impact ...

"These are little kids, maybe first or second grade, and they know the word 'economy,' " said Marybeth Rodriguez, a counselor at Collier and Henry elementary schools, in TUSD.

Economic uncertainty is not a stress on parents alone. It is a stress shared by the entire family, which makes the economy a factor that helps or hinders family cohesion.

Sure, I could use additional miles or pay cash to have my kids also sit in first class, but I don’t do that for several reasons. My children are almost 13.

The child tax credit is a rare entitlement popular with both political parties, but there are ways to make it provide even better outcomes for children and society.

Compared to a few years ago, many hopeful buyers are paying higher rent and facing a higher cost of living while trying to save for a down payment on a higher-priced home.

Millennials aren't having as many kids as previous generations, and that fact could end up dragging down economic growth for more than a decade.

Traveling with kids can be managed by placing them in economy while parents enjoy business class, focusing on maturity and seat strategy.