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

This isn't good...

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?

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.

Weill Cornell Medicine announced the new scholarship program, which will grant medical students full scholarships instead of forcing them to take out loans.

WOW. This Jamesville teen raised over $20,000 that she’s now donating to pay off nearly $7 million in medical debt across Central New York.

Senator Charles Schumer was joined by students at Syracuse University on Monday to unveil a legislative package to address the lack of college affordability.

Although the recession, sometimes dubbed the "great recession," has been over for awhile now, people are still feeling financial strain from it. Whether it's late payments or maxed-out credit cards, the recession's aftermath is still prevalent in day-to-day life.

If you are going to buy that big screen T.V. you have always wanted with money from your tax refund, you're not alone. According to a Capital One survey, 37 percent of people polled  say they are going to spend all or part of their refund.