8 Worst Cars To Own in a Recession

The U.S. economic outlook for 2022 and 2023 was a pessimistic one, full of many discerning number-crunchers' warnings of an eventual, inevitable recession. However, due to a resilient economy and strong labor market over the past year or two, the majority of financial analysts believe the country has safely avoided a recession. However, there remains a few holdouts that are predicting a recession not far off from now. According to leading economist and Johns Hopkins professor Steve Hanke, the country isn't out of the woods yet. Citing a decreasing money supply and its slow growth rate, Hanke, talking to Julia La Roche in July, said, "I think things are slowing down, and they will probably slow us into a recession by the end of this year or early next year."   Whether that happens or not, confidence in the U.S. economy is far from soaring, causing consumers to seek ways to feel in control of their finances and plan for hard times. Thinking "recessionally" can be a good thing from a...