debt

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.

I don't need to tell you how expensive it is to live in the state of New York. But there is one thing that causes more financial stress for New Yorkers than anything else.

We take for granted the basic items that have become our every day. The alarm clock buzzing in the morning to wake us up, the running water for our shower, the hot water heater to allow that water not to be freezing cold, the coffee pot brewing our caffeine, the engine that starts our cars, even the wheels that roll it to our destination.

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.

We might as well start a club and have a party (if we can make the payments).  America is sucking wind when it comes to finances.