Since 1982, the three recessions have averaged 11.3 months, including the Great Recession, and the four expansions, including the current one, have averaged more than 95 months and counting.

The Great Recession inspired money lessons relevant for any economic crisis. Find out which ones still apply today that could be useful for your situation.

On April 3, bearish sentiment measured 61.9%, the worst reading since 70.3% on March 5, 2009, the week before the S&P 500 hit bottom during the Great Recession.

What’s more, a recession in 2025 will likely not include the same access to social safety nets, given the Trump administration's many cuts to national aid such as housing, food, and health, that ...

The longest post-WWII recession was the Great Recession, which spanned 18 months from December 2007 to June 2009 and was triggered when the U.S. housing bubble burst.

After the dot-com recession in 2001, she said people turned to safe Americana, while the Great Recession lent itself to "'recession-core minimalism.'" "Entrenchment. Less daring designs.

Now in or near retirement, three boomers told BI about their experiences navigating past recessions. The 2008 Great Recession taught them to better navigate both the stock market and personal ...

Will the U.S. see a recession? According to the Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow tool, the latest estimate of GDP change is at negative-2.8% for the quarter, which is an improvement over the -3.7% forecast ...

I began my career in wealth management on the eve of the Great Recession of 2007-09, and by the time it was all said and done, my parents’ world had been flipped on its head.

Because of a recession," Angel said. But recessions and stock market crashes don’t always go hand-in-hand, however. One example of this is the stock market crashing post-9/11, El Mahdy said.