finances

How much does $100 buy in New Jersey? Not as much as you might think.

A new Harris poll finds more than half of all residents in New Jersey and across the nation now consider themselves to be either lower middle class, or working class.

Do you think things will improve for you financially in 2014? If you said no, you're not alone.

A lot of New Jersey residents are more worried about their financial health than they are about their physical health, and they're more likely to have gone away for vacation in the past year than they were to review their finances. These are just a few of the findings in the new Wells Fargo Financial Health Survey.

A new report by the Economic Policy Institute's Economic Analysis and Research Network finds the income gap between the top one percent of wage earners in New Jersey and the other 99 percent is getting wider.

As the economy improves, a survey finds Americans are feeling better about several key aspects of their finances.

New Jersey's top casino regulator says Revel Entertainment is seeking outside help with its finances as it struggles with over $1 billion worth of debt.

With the onset of Fall, many homeowners are starting to think about their energy bill for the coming winter. Saving energy and money will be foremost on their minds.

Big banks have continued to close offices in New Jersey and nationwide bringing the number of branches down for the fourth straight year.

New Jersey State Senator Shirley Turner is accusing state officials of playing roulette with public sector worker's retirement money by placing dangerous investment bets on high risk hedge funds.