Lance Lambert

Lance Lambert is a former Coins2Day editor who contributes to the Coins2Day Analytics newsletter.

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British Columbia wildfires

Bad news for lumber buyers: British Columbia wildfires are curtailing sawmill capacity

By Digital Assets Editor

Home prices are rising faster than ever before. See how your state is doing

By Senior Editor

The lumber bubble finally pops—erasing all of its 2021 gains

By Editorial Team

Social Security payments could rise over 6% next year

By Blockchain Reporter

NEW YORK, UNITED STATES – 2021/07/08: Senate Majority Leader U. S. Senator Charles Schumer and U. S. Representatives Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (L) and Jerry Nadler (R) hold photo illustration during press conference on expanded Child Tax Credit (CTC) at Ted Weiss Federal Building. U. S. Congress expanded the CTC in March of 2021 as part of the American Rescue Plan, so that families could get more relief and help. The first advanced checks will be sent to families on Thursday, July 15. The checks will be $250-300 per child, and families will receive these checks every month for the rest of 2021. Senator Charles Schumer, Representatives Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Jerry Nadler urged people with qualified children to apply for that money. Qualified children are children with valid Social Security Number regardless of the status of their parents. (Photo by Lev Radin/Pacific Press/LightRocket via Getty Images)

The first IRS child tax credits arrive on Thursday, July 15—here’s when the other checks will come

By Staff Writer

Woman working at home with her dog

Nearly half of remote workers ready to quit if forced to return in person

By Blockchain Reporter

Harvard Business School

Corporate America still loves MBAs—just look at the salaries grads are getting

By Crypto Correspondent

U.S. President Joe Biden speaks during a meeting in the Roosevelt Room of the White House in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Monday, July 12, 2021.

Biden administration wipes out more student loan debt

By Senior Editor

Child playing on a trampoline

How much money is coming to you when child tax credit payments start this week

By Digital Assets Editor

DORAL, FLORIDA – MAY 27: A customer walks past plywood for sale at a Home Depot store on May 27, 2021 in Doral, Florida. According to the National Association of Home Builders, lumber prices went up 300% last year. Factors driving the price increase are more demand and growing production, labor, and transportation costs.

Hitting bottom? Lumber’s price is down 55%, but a rebound looms

By Tech Reporter

Steel worker

Steel prices are up 200%. When will the bubble pop?

By Blockchain Reporter

Martin Laksman

Education Articles

Methodology for Coins2Day’s full-time MBA ranking

By Investment Desk

Cash in a cash register

Higher inflation is no longer hypothetical—and it has Americans worried

By Investment Desk

UKIAH, CA – JUNE 02: A large commercial stack of redwood trees sits in a lumber yard ready for cutting and shipping to market as viewed on June 2, 2021, in Ukiah, California. Mendocino County, known for its wines, weed, hippies, laid-back lifestyle, and current drought, seems to be getting a population makeover as people who work remotely have moved to the region during the pandemic. (Photo by George Rose/Getty Images)

Lumber prices continue to plummet—down 49% from the peak

By Digital Assets Editor

A helicopter flies above a wildfire burning near Lytton, British Columbia, Canada, on Friday, July 2, 2021. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called an emergency meeting of a crisis committee to address the wildfires that are raging through the western part of the country as a heat wave shatters records.

British Columbia is on fire. That’s bad news for lumber

By Investment Desk

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