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Secure your spot for the National ALICE Summit in Miami, Florida, January 5-7, 2026.
ADDITIONAL STORIES

Economic Mobility Starts with Economic Stability: A Philadelphia Story
A new report by the Philly Fed and United For ALICE, shared at the Economic Mobility Summit, reveals income instability hinders economic mobility for struggling households.

New Research: Half of U.S. Children are Living in Financial Hardship
Official poverty measures undercount the number of children in families that can’t make ends meet, according to new ALICE in Focus: Children data.

Workers in Common Low-Wage Jobs Worse Off Than 10 Years Ago
The latest ALICE Essentials Index update reveals that inflation and stagnant wages have left many low-wage workers even more financially strapped than a decade ago, despite recent wage gains.

Despite Bigger Paychecks, Struggling Households Nationwide Continue to Increase
ALICE data shows that despite rising wages, financial hardship grew in 2022, with 54 million U.S. households living paycheck to paycheck.

United For ALICE Takes on the White House
United For ALICE leaders advocated for nonprofit ALICE workers at a White House roundtable, emphasizing data-driven solutions.

The Drumbeat for ALICE is Strong
ALICE National Summit draws more than 550 attendees to New Orleans.

Unite to Give ALICE Real Choices
The ALICE Economic Viability Dashboard can help drive fruitful new partnerships and targeted solutions.

New Inflation Tracker: Cost of Basics Rising Faster Than CPI
ALICE Essentials Index reveals U.S. retail salespeople lost $26,000 in buying power over 15 years.

Pandemic Impact: 2.5 Million More U.S. Households Financially Insecure
"ALICE in the Crosscurrents" reports that 52.5 million households couldn't afford basics in 2021.