Lance Lambert

Lance Lambert is a former Fortune editor who contributes to the Fortune Analytics newsletter.

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  • SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA – APRIL 16: Real estate agents leave a home for sale during a broker open house on April 16, 2019 in San Francisco, California. In the wake of several tech company IPOs, San Francisco is bracing for its already expensive real estate market to get even more expensive. Workers for companies that are debuting on the stock market could become millionaires overnight and look to spend their new wealth on property. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)Finance

    The housing market will cool off in 2022, but not by much, says Fannie Mae

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    The Great Resignation is no joke

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  • NEW YORK, NEW YORK – MARCH 31: Homes stand in a Brooklyn neighborhood with a limited supply of single family homes for sale on March 31, 2021 in New York City. As Americans increasingly look for larger spaces now that many are working and educating their children from home, prices of homes have risen an estimated 16% as supply can’t meet demand. The number of homes for sale stands at a record low, with only a two-month supply at the current pace of sales. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)Finance

    Home price growth will slow dramatically in 2022, says CoreLogic

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  • Real Estate

    Here we go again: Lumber prices shoot up 40%

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  • UC Riverside students walk past the UCR letters in the quad, as seen in September 2021. (Photo by Terry Pierson—The Press-Enterprise/Getty Images)Education Articles

    Student loan forgiveness is heating up. Here’s what to expect next

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  • North Las Vegas, Nevada – May 15: An economic impact payment also referred to as a stimulus check issued by the United States Treasury with address and routing numbers removed is displayed on a black background on May 15, 2021 in North Las Vegas, Nevada.Finance

    4 things to know about stimulus checks in 2022 and beyond

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  • Housing pricesFinance

    How high Goldman Sachs predicts home prices will go in 2022

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  • Elderly mother and daugherFinance

    Social Security recipients’ big 2022 bump, as told in two charts

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  • Pay Raise-InflationCareers

    Why your pay raise probably isn’t going to be big enough this year

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  • House painter with paint roller painting the trim of a 2nd story window of a Cape Cod Style house.Take a look at our lightbox’s of other related images.Finance

    Where Zillow says home prices are headed in 2022

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    Another bubble in the making? Lumber prices spike 33%

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  • President Joe BidenPolitics

    How Biden’s slumping approval rating stacks up to past presidents

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  • Nicholas Kamm—AFP/Getty ImagesEducation Articles

    Biden administration to ‘immediately’ cancel another $1.7 billion in student loans

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  • LARKSPUR, CALIFORNIA – SEPTEMBER 28: A flyer is posted in front of a home for sale on September 28, 2021 in Larkspur, California. According to a report by S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller, a 20-city home price index surged 19.9 percent in July, the largest increase since record-keeping began in 2000. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)Finance

    The housing market is slowing—but don’t mistake it for a crash

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    Lumber prices are rising again—fast

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