personal finance

A growing number of older baby boomers in New Jersey are continuing to go to work, instead of making retirement plans.

Fewer than one quarter of Americans have enough savings to cover at least six months worth of expenses, according to new research from Bankrate.com.

A new federal study find those bank fees for overdrawing on accounts is hitting consumers to the tune of $225 a year on average.

A new survey reveals that four in 10 New Jersey residents are living paycheck to paycheck, and 43 percent say they have had to cut back to make ends meet.

Of four in 10 households with children under the age of 18, mothers are the sole or primary provider.

A new Gallup poll finds many Americans think a family of four needs about $58,000 a year to get by in their community, but most New Jerseyans believe the total should be a lot higher.

The struggling economy may have been responsible for keeping married couples together.

A new survey of New Jersey residents, who have a fair amount of assets, shows the future of healthcare costs and working later in life are very much on their minds.

Student loan debt isn't only a problem immediately after college.

More than one million full-time workers in New Jersey earn less that what it costs to cover the basics of daily life, according to the newest report from Legal Services of New Jersey.