With the emergence of cashless stores, how does this change affect consumers who lack credit or debit cards?

How many jobs does it take in your state? Check out our state-level Jobs Calculator to learn more.

See the evolution of this quarter's nowcast of GDP growth.

Firms anticipate 2.0 percent inflation over the coming year.

Create a chart or heatmap of fed funds rate policy prescriptions.

View the Atlanta Fed's myCPI and sticky-price CPI tools to see changes in the consumer price index (CPI).

Economy Matters looks at the increasing part online lenders play in businesses' borrowing.

Economy Matters looks at how the 2017 tax law affected people differently depending on where they live.

Is homeownership your goal? Here are some factors you should consider.

Two payments experts discuss the evolving payments system on this episode of the Economy Matters podcast. 

In a podcast, Atlanta Fed president Raphael Bostic speaks with privacy expert Alessandro Acquisti about developments in the field of privacy.

Don't be fooled by your finances! Our tips can help you understand your financial behaviors.

Read Take On Payments to learn how Europe's General Data Protection Regulation may have influence in the United States.

Take On Payments looks at the U.K. experience to surmise what could happen with contactless and real-time payments fraud in the United States.

A new Atlanta Fed Research Data Report discusses some key findings from the 2017 Diary of Consumer Payment Choice.

On November 19, the Atlanta Fed will host a town hall to address a recent notice for public input into faster payments settlement.

Read Take On Payments for a look at how email scammers have added ordinary people to their list of targets.

The Federal Open Market Committee said it will maintain the target range for the fed funds rate at 2-1/4 to 2-1/2 percent.

President Bostic speaks on March 22 about the FOMC's recent decisions in managing the latter stages of policy normalization.

Watch a video with Donald Layton, Freddie Mac CEO, discussing his experiences leading his organization with Atlanta Fed president Raphael Bostic.

Stephen Levy has been promoted to vice president and controller for the Financial Management and Planning Department.

On April 5, President Bostic spoke to students and faculty at Georgia State University's Andrew Young School of Policy Studies, and then sat down for an armchair chat with Ambassador Andrew Young. Watch the video.

On April 3, at the American Bankers Association Washington Summit, President Bostic spoke on a panel with Kansas City Fed President George and Richmond Fed President Barkin. Watch the video.

The Atlanta Fed's 2019 Financial Markets Conference will feature top thinkers from industry, academia, and policy-making bodies who will debate and discuss topics such as data privacy, housing, blockchain, and monetary policy.

Is homeownership your goal? Here are some factors you should consider.

Read Take On Payments to learn how the next gen of Massachusetts bankers has next-gen security within their sights.

Don't be fooled by your finances! Our tips can help you understand your financial behaviors.

Help your students develop soft skills with this lesson and game.

The Clash of the Coins is over! See which coin won and read about all 16 competing coins.

Learn about your rights and responsibilities as a consumer.

The 2019 report says more firms had annual revenue and employment growth, compared with previous years.

Read about insights on the persistent black-white unemployment gap with data from the Fed's 2017 Survey of Household Economic and Decisionmaking.

Via video, Atlanta Fed president Raphael Bostic discusses how fair housing can lead to economic mobility.

Register for the May 30 webinar on innovative strategies for closing the skills gap for the benefit of both workers and employers.

Apply to become a CAC member, which advises the Board on issues affecting consumers and communities.

Register for the June summit, which will explore economic mobility and resilience.