finances

New Jersey is faring surprisingly better than most states when it comes to financial distress.

In towns like Allenhurst and Newark, economic strains paint a darker picture for some. Yet, NJ's average credit score tells a different tale.

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.

Survey reveals how most workers feel, but does this hold true for New Jersey?

An Elizabeth man has a hefty fine to pay and will spend more than two years in prison after being sentenced for a major embezzlement scheme he undertook while serving in high ladder role for his now former employer.

New Jersey residents, restaurant and business owners, and most others were already looking at daunting financial numbers before the pandemic but over the last 20-months, the business climate in the Garden State has moved onto thin ice.

A Freehold man may head to prison until the year 2041 if convicted of running a financial scheme where he hauled in about $1-million.

Customers of New Jersey Natural Gas can look forward to getting money back on their December 2020 utility bills.

The M.A.S.H. program in Ocean County stands for Mobile Assistance for Seniors at Home and it's something the Freeholders are hoping helps a great deal in the senior communities moving forward.

Good news for taxpayers in Berkeley Township who will see finances remain the status quo in 2019.

Are your financial obligations keeping you up at night?

A Toms River investment adviser and his father face decades in prison if convicted of stealing nearly $200-thousand dollars from an elderly widow. 54-year-old Andrew M. Lesnak and his 84-year-old dad Andrew G. Lesnak from Hampton Bays New York, were indicted on multiple theft, conspiracy and financial facilitation counts, according to the Acting Attorney General John Hoffman and the office of the