Finances

Cryptocurrency has had its ups and downs but how do New Yorkers feel about it? Are New Yorkers actually starting to accept the digital form of money?

Dwellsy has produced a list called “Top Ten Most Expensive Small Cities for One-Bedroom Apartment Rentals” and on it is a little city that's in our backyard.

Mortgage rates are where they were in 2002. The housing market crashed and interest rates went way up. In New York, it's deja vu all over again.

How much is your personal data worth to you? Would you ever sell it? New Yorkers have spoken and this is how much they'd have to be paid to hand over their data.

NYSEG customers recently experienced a rate increase and now, the company has proposed yet another rate increase for its gas and electric customers.

A business headquartered in Dewitt has found itself ranked among the most trusted companies in America by Newsweek magazine.

Employers in NYC will soon be required to include wage information in all job postings. Should New York mandate this across the entire state?

People used to be happy if they had a million dollars in the bank but these days, New Yorkers say a million just isn't enough.

If you cut the cord to cut lower your bill and avoid blackouts through traditional television, you might be in for a bit of a surprise.

You can save yourself some serious money just by picking up the phone and asking, according to financial experts.