Amanda Jacobson Snyder
REPORTER
Amanda Jacobson Snyder is a reporter at Morning Consult covering finance. @AJacobsonSnyder
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Nearly 3 in 5 Student Loan Borrowers Say They Won’t Be Able to Afford Their Payments Come January
Women, adults in households making less than $50,000 annually are especially unconfident about their ability to make student loan payments once the federal pause ends next year
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Voters Are Nearly Split on Biden’s Move to Cancel at Least $10,000 in Student Loan Debt
Administration’s plans to extend the pause on federal student loan debt payments and decrease the amount borrowers need to pay back each month are backed by a majority of voters
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Opposition Is Growing Among Voters for Another Extension to the Student Loan Repayment Pause
Over the past five months, voters — especially independents and Republicans — have hardened when it comes to letting borrowers suspend their payments
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Affording Child Care Is Difficult for at Least 2 in 5 Parents of Kids Younger Than 18. How They Make It Work Shows a ‘Completely Broken System’
Leaving the workforce, tapping into savings and acquiring debt are among the options some parents have done or plan to pursue to pay for care
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Will the Inflation Reduction Act Live Up to Its Name? Just 1 in 4 Voters Think So
But at least half of voters still support the individual provisions in Democrats’ signature legislation, with the exception of fresh IRS funding
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As Republicans Stoke Fear About Increased IRS Enforcement, Most Voters Aren’t Concerned
Roughly half of voters believe the most likely target of increased audits will be the wealthy
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Unpacking Voters’ Perceptions of the Inflation Reduction Act
Measures to address prescription drug costs, budget deficit score higher than renewables push
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Majority of Democrats, Republicans Would Support Legislation to Ensure Paid Family Leave, Increased Child Care Funding
As Senate Democrats move on reconciliation bill sans child care, family leave provisions, nearly 3 in 4 U.S. adults say they support such policies
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After Fall of Roe v. Wade, Most Americans Say Government Should Step In to Help Family Finances
Roughly 3 in 5 adults say government is responsible for financial assistance, paid family leave in light of Supreme Court ruling, while tax credits, child care subsidies and universal pre-K are seen as helpful policies regardless of party
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Are We in a Recession? 2 in 3 Voters Say Yes
Nearly 4 in 5 Republicans think the U.S. is currently in a recession, up from about 2 in 5 two years ago during an actual recession