The reasons for Colorado’s budget crises are multifold. Yet, an undeniably significant portion of our challenges stem from growing Medicaid costs, particularly those attributable to a rapidly growing population of aging Coloradans.
The September revenue forecast shows an increasingly constrained fiscal situation for the state of Colorado. Lawmakers will face a $921 million dollar difference between projected expenses and allowable revenue.
$3 billion equates to over 18 percent of the state's FY 2024-2025 General Fund budget. No matter the selected path, Initiative 108 forces impossible choices on the state.
A Recent Timeline of Financial Empowerment and Consumer Protection Wins in Colorado Colorado has a long history of enacting forward-looking,...
A comprehensive examination of debt in Colorado assessing historical trends and the unequal distribution of debt across demographic and geographic lines.
During the COVID pandemic, poverty levels dropped. We explore this paradox, why it happened, and how that progress is now being undone.
We dig into Colorado's new $40 billion state budget to assess what it says about the state’s opportunities, challenges, and priorities.
Alternative charge loans have evaded regulations on predatory lending products in Colorado. This blog looks at what they are and what can be done.
We explore how specific issues within Colorado's Medicaid policy financially impair aging Coloradans and drive caring workforce shortages.
The federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) gave Colorado lawmakers an unprecedented amount of funds to invest in our state. Here's where it went.
