Lance Lambert

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

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  • Students on campus at George Washington University in Washington, D.C., as seen in September 2021. (Photographer: Stefani Reynolds—Bloomberg/Getty Images)Education Articles

    Another round of student loan forgiveness looks imminent—it could come this week

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  • Newsletters

    Supply-chain bubbles will pop—and we’ll have economics 101 to thank

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  • U.S. President Joe Biden delivers remarks in the White House, as seen in September 2021. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)Education Articles

    These borrowers are eligible for Biden’s 2021 student loan forgiveness

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  • Home for saleFinance

    Is a supply shock about to hit the housing market? Or is it a big nothing?

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  • Stack of lumberFinance

    Why lumber prices are suddenly rising again

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  • Rows of housesFinance

    Where home prices are going next, according to forecast models

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  • Memorial for Covid-19 deathsHealth

    COVID-19 will soon surpass the Spanish flu as America’s deadliest pandemic

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  • 86234672 Getty ImagesFinance

    Lumber’s epic boom and bust, explained in 8 charts

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  • Child playing in a superhero costumeFinance

    When to expect the third IRS child tax credit payment

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  • Newsletters

    Why you should remain bullish on Big Tech

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  • MESA, AZ – MARCH 06: Rows of homes stand at a housing development on March 6, 2013 in Mesa, Arizona. In 2008, Phoenix, Arizona was at the forefront of the U.S. housing crisis with home prices falling 55 percent between 2005 and 2011 leaving many developers to abandon development projects. Phoenix is now undergoing a housing boom as sale prices have surged 22.9 percent, the highest price increase in the nation, and homebuilders are scrambling to buy up land. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)Finance

    This chart shows why the housing market may see an end-of-September shock

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  • NEW YORK, NEW YORK – AUGUST 19: A hiring sign is displayed in a store window in Manhattan on August 19, 2021 in New York City. Despite continued concerns about the Delta variant of the Covid virus, the United States economy continues to grow with the leading economic index jumping 0.9% last month. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)Finance

    The economic recovery has a dirty secret

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  • Vice President Kamala Harris looks on as President Joe Biden takes a question from a reporter, as seen in August 2021. (Kent Nishimura—Los Angeles Times/Getty Images)Education Articles

    Student loans totaling $9.5 billion are getting canceled. Here’s who gets it

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  • HOUSTON, TEXAS – AUGUST 12: A home, available for sale, is shown on August 12, 2021 in Houston, Texas. Home prices have climbed during the pandemic as low interest rates and working from home has become more abundant. Home prices around the country continue to surge in the second quarter as strong demand continues to overwhelm the supply of homes for sale. Nationwide, the median single-family existing-home sales price increased by 22.9% in the second quarter. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)Finance

    Homebuyers just got more good news

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  • Home under constructionFinance

    A shock is headed for the housing market

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