debt

The holiday shopping season is coming with a massive warning.

This isn't good...

Want to buy a house in New York? Good luck.

Student loan repayments resume in October and that has economists worried about how that will damage the economy.

New Yorkers are bad with money, who knew?

If you’re feeling an urge to charge your next payment, you may want to read this first.

There is a ton of debt that needs to be made up in the United States Post Office (USPS) and this Friday is the beginning of some rate hikes and some later delivery times. It's part of a ten-year plan to try and put a dent into the one hundred sixty billion dollar debt they are facing.

Imagine you are counting on that $1400 stimulus payment. You need it to pay the rent, keep the lights on, feed you family. Finally it arrives! Deposited into your account and then BAM! It's gone. That is a reality for some in the Capital Region.

Student loan debt has reached an all-time high, only second to mortgages. No wonder no-one I know around my age can buy a house.  But it's no surprise.  As a part of the generation that was told "college, college, college", we took out the loans, we did what we were told...

My wallet hurts even reading about this!  I'd be hard pressed to find anyone I know who doesn't understand credit card debt.  Credit cards are like the gift that keeps giving- except with the gifts you also get increased debt. You use it, you pay some off, you use it, you pay some off, you use it, you pay some off, and so on...

In 2016, many of politicians flocked to Albany in seek of voters to hop aboard their bandwagon. Many have yet to pay their debt for services rendered.

Ever wonder what it would be like to live in a city without a police force? It would most likely be mayhem, but Ford City, Pa., has that as an option because of it's overwhelming debt.