The Truth About Credit Scores In NJ Amid Rising Taxes
In towns like Allenhurst and Newark, economic strains paint a darker picture for some. Yet, NJ's average credit score tells a different tale.
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Generational Views On Financial Aid: When To Cut Off Kids In NJ
As kids hit the age of adulthood, how does parental support change? A recent survey sheds light on the surprising numbers behind those monthly bills.
Most workers feel better about this, but does NJ?
Survey reveals how most workers feel, but does this hold true for New Jersey?
New Yorkers Struggle To Keep the Lights On
Rising electricity costs in New York drive households to take on extra work to meet utility bill obligations, straining budgets.
New York Waitstaff Say Your 20% Tip Isn’t Cutting It
Curious about tipping practices in New York restaurants? Well, a new survey found your 20% tip might not be cutting it anymore.
New Yorkers Could Get Over $7,000 From the IRS This Year
The IRS is reminding New Yorkers to check if they're eligible for the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), a commonly overlooked tax credit.
Living In Binghamton, New York Cheaper Than U.S. Average
Save money in Binghamton, NY! Rent, auto loans, auto insurance, utilities, and health insurance are all cheaper than average.
When a husband and wife disagree over money
Q. I want to change from actively managed funds to index funds, but my wife says she likes the investments we have even though they are more expensive. What can I do to try to change her mind?
Majority of Americans losing sleep over finances
A recent poll from CreditCards.com found that nearly 60 percent of Americans report losing sleep over at least one financial problem.
Poll: Two-thirds of US would struggle to cover $1,000 crisis
Two-thirds of Americans would have difficulty coming up with the money to cover a $1,000 emergency, according to an exclusive poll released Thursday, a signal that despite years after the Great Recession, Americans' finances remain precarious as ever.