Cork Gaines is an Economy and Sports Business Analyst for Business Insider. With a focus on national issues in the United States, Cork covers a wide range of topics including inflation, pay increases, city migration trends, personal finance, and generational investing habits. His work has also been featured in Insider and Yahoo News.
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Cork Gaines primarily focuses on personal finance, consumer spending, and the economy in the United States. His articles often cite data and feature expert commentary.
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Our family of four is buying a house in Austin, Texas, in 2024. Despite enticing alternatives, a fixed-rate mortgage remains the best option for us.
A WalletHub study reveals state tax rates vary greatly across the U.S. Hawai'i has the highest middle-class tax burden while Alaska has the lowest.
Women's college basketball popularity is up, but their revenue still lags behind the men's teams.
Four men's teams and four women's teams are competing to be the 2024 March Madness national champions.
By: Cork Gaines
Mark Cuban is worried that Americans will put too much emphasis on the economy when voting for president this fall.
The NFL will play two nationally televised games on Christmas this year. Previously, the NFL avoided games on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, but the TV ratings were huge.
By: Cork Gaines, Andy Kiersz
While inflation has cooled since its peak, one place where American wallets are still being hit hard is at the grocery store.
Over the last two years, our family has overhauled our budget to combat inflation. We were like many Americans who have a budget, but don't stick to it and sometimes overspend
By: Cork Gaines
To fit the needs and wants of two teens into our budget, we started giving them an allowance. That strategy has encouraged good financial habits.
Workers and companies are trying non-traditional job benefits to combat the rising cost of living.
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